Sentence examples for peripheral council from inspiring English sources
In the manner of Jarvis Cocker taking his monied friend around the local shops in Common People, it might benefit Cameron – in the interest of aiding his quest for a nation united beyond class and income divides – to take a look around an Asda on a peripheral council estate one weekday afternoon and "pretend he's got no money".
When making an assessment on a property, homelessness staff will be looking at an applicant's income and expenditure, separating primary debts such as rent, council tax and other legal demands from peripheral outgoings such as mobile phone accounts and satellite TV subscriptions.
"The difficult part will be to keep the Germans in the governing council happy and at the same time putting pressure on peripheral governments not to come back on their promise of fiscal consolidation".
Blair, who mounted an unsuccessful campaign to be chosen as president of the European council in 2009, said Britain should be a leading country in Europe rather than a peripheral one.
"The ACMD's consensus view is that a psychoactive substance has a direct action on the brain, and that substances having peripheral effects, such as those caused by alkyl nitrites [poppers], do not directly stimulate or depress the central nervous system," the council said in a report.
2. Ignore the peripheral.
The Beatles were peripheral.
There are peripheral flaws.
Peripheral resentments surfaced.
