Sentence examples for working on council from inspiring English sources

Those working on the frontline – often for agencies working on council contracts – do jobs such as preparing food, making beds, prompting people to take their medication and tidying up.

They lived in council-owned homes; went to work on council-run buses; they had their water from the council; their children went to council run nurseries; their parents were in council-run old peoples' homes.

The government is working on relaunching the council".

"I can't put a name to a single voluntary sector organisation working on the ground," says one council officer working on the Pengegon estate.

They are now working on several thousand council-led homes across the capital.

In 1999 and 2000, officials of the Clinton administration, including some who worked on the council's report, went to Saudi Arabia to raise the subject of charitable donations.

Don't go there.' " Dr. Gregory D. Curfman, executive editor of The New England Journal of Medicine, agreed that checking up on every author was impossible, and expressed admiration for Dr. DeAngelis, with whom he has worked on a council of editors of medical journals in the United States and Europe.

He also promised to keep working on behalf of two Council candidates who face runoff elections next month.

She says the Gypsies were misled by private inspectors working on behalf of the council, who presented life-determining questions about trips around the country as off-hand enquiries.

Brighton and Hove City Council, Adur and Lewes district councils and Worthing borough council are working on the "city deal" proposals.

The council is working on the programme with consultancy Newton, which said that all its fees are "contingent on the realisation of financial savings".