Sentence examples for scouting councils from inspiring English sources

Their plan, they said, is to try to introduce a resolution, backed by other scouting councils in other communities around the country, that would either revise the policy outright or set up a process to do so.

Some advocates of full rights for gays predicted yesterday that the scouting councils here would have no more success.

The struggles of urban scouting councils in places like Philadelphia, Miami and Los Angeles to satisfy their constituencies -- donors, gay activists, scouting devotees of varying religious and political beliefs -- demonstrate how painful, tangled and divisive the gay rights issue remains for the Boy Scouts.

In exchange for her efforts, she earned all manner of goodies from her local scouting council.

Before you decide on your project, be sure to find your local scouting council's eagle project guidelines, if they exist.

ABC Bakers quickly sent letters explaining the oversight (and showing proof of kosher certification from the Orthodox Union) to Scout councils.

The sellers range from foundations with billions of dollars in assets to Boy Scout councils that want to sell campgrounds to raise money.

She spends about half her time on the road, making speeches, meeting with local scout councils and talking to potential donors.

In New York, these have included settlement houses, Girl Scout councils, university education departments and arts organizations like the Dance Theater of Harlem.

The Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas, one of 112 scout councils across the country, is devoting its portion of the money to acquaint girls with aspects of STEM fields and to learn critical thinking, teamwork and responsibility, said Colleen Walker, the council's director.

The N.R.A. has for decades given grants for youth shooting programs, mostly to Boy Scout councils and 4-H groups, which traditionally involved single-shot rimfire rifles, BB guns and archery.