Sentences with phrase «council did»

«We were always over and above what the council did,» he says.

``... what the COAG Reform Council did that was particularly special was hold governments to account on the promises they have made, but did so independently of any one government....

Council did note however that the ICC Manager had met with Regional Council... to outline the changes and had recently submitted some written information on the Governments New Arrangements in Indigenous Affairs...

Also of interest, the makeup of the city council was changed by a federal judge, under the Voting Rights Act of 1965, because the council did not represent the large minority population.

Without belabouring the point with the reasons why, the G20 occurred in Toronto only because the mayor and the city council didn't tell the province and the feds «No» and, similarly, the province didn't tell the feds no.

On the other hand, in Citizens» Mining Council of Newfoundland & Labrador Inc. v. Canada (Minister of the Environment), [1999] F.C.J. No. 273, the Council did get standing to challenge the Minister's decision to assess a mine and mill proposal separately from a smelter and refinery proposal.

The council did not want to give S's wife advance notice of its proposal because it feared she would disrupt it.

Delivering judgment, Lang J said «the Council did not conduct the rigorous analysis and consideration required in order to satisfy the «due regard» duty under s 49A of the Disability Discrimination Act 1995, principally because it did not gather the information required to do so properly».

The tribunal found that the council did not, as in Khan, merely seek to avoid prejudicing their position in the litigation.

«industrial classes» means the industrial property class prescribed under the Assessment Act and optional property classes that contain property that, if city council did not opt to have the optional property class apply, would be in the industrial property class; («catégories industrielles»)

London South Employment Tribunal has today (23 February 2012) ruled that Merton Council did not unlawfully discriminate against Celestina Mba, a devout Christian, on the grounds of religious discrimination when it asked her to...

The Council did not dispute that it owed the sum awarded in the interim award but instead stated that it needed to be put in funds by its parent Ministry, the Ministry of Local Government and Outer Islands.

London South Employment Tribunal has today (23 February 2012) ruled that Merton Council did not unlawfully discriminate against Celestina Mba, a devout Christian, on the grounds of religious discrimination when it asked her to work on Sundays.

The defendant council did not ask for a cross undertaking in damages (i.e. a payment of damages by the trusts to the council if the suspension is upheld but the council successfully defends the trial) given the claimants were NHS trusts.

The inadequate consultation, and a similarly flawed equality impact assessment, meant that the council did not have sufficient information to discharge the disability equality duty.

The District Court granted summary judgment to the individual defendants, finding that they had absolute immunity for their legislative acts and that the ordinances and resolutions adopted by the council did not constitute an official policy of harassment, as alleged by petitioners.

The council did not provide the ramp and had no responsibility or right to repair it.

The Privy Council did not refer to the Edwards decision in its judgment, however.

The Council did not accept these proposals as it did not see the need to do so.

Furthermore, the Council did not present any evidence that the banks were providing illicit services to entities that were engaged in proliferation.

The King County Council did more than champion our ask.

There was a lack of progress on increasing the ambition of the Commission's proposal and the Council did not agree on its position.

He told the BBC's Barry Penrose in 1976 that «the British Council did more for me as an artist than any dealer».

E. H. Baily was originally chosen to execute the medal but the Council did not approve the model he produced (see Council Minutes 9 November 1857).

Although House was extremely popular, attracting thousands of visitors, the local council didn't like it.

It's the digital equivalent of having your own Padawan if, you know, the Jedi Council didn't frown on making them fight each other for your own amusement.

Their hard work paid off — as the council did just that after discovering a breach of license conditions.

It doesn't appear that the city council did either one.

The ban was passed with the understanding that it would expire in six months if the council didn't vote to extend it.

Also of interest, the makeup of the city council was changed by a federal judge, under the Voting Rights Act of 1965, because the council did not represent the large minority population.

This has resulted in attendance officer evolvement, which wouldn't have happened if support was available and somerset county council didn't wait until a dire situation before statementing.

The Council did in fact agree to remove the Licensed Deficit scheme; further details can be found at https://csapps.norfolk.gov.uk/csshared/ecourier2/misheet.asp?misheetid=22719.

A spokesman said the council did not believe the surveys would uncover concerns and it expected schools to be open as expected on Tuesday, 19 April.

In 1982 the US National Research Council did a study showing that if you...

One of the most popular things the council did was to suggest science could come to the rescue and find a way around an ethical impasse to produce a mode of obtaining stem cells that everybody would regard as ethical, and that this vexed period of our politics could be put behind us.

The council did not have enough time to vote on an override before Jan. 1, when four newly elected councilors started their terms.

The Council did its own analysis of 311 and 911 call data and found it did not match up with arrests.

It is yet unclear who sanctioned the operation because Citi News sources within the Regional Security Council did not indicate any involvement.

She told the conference: «When Southwark Labour council did exactly that last year, the Lib Dems bitterly opposed it.»

«We could understand in the past the mayor and the Common Council didn't want to pour money into the system,» Radford said.

Because the Crown Point Town Council did not fill the temporary vacancy after the death of Charles Mazurowski in September, Macey can be sworn - in prior to Jan. 1.

The education council did not, however, propose a new move - in date for the two schools, nor did it shed light on why it felt the Hell's Kitchen campus construction might be delayed.

David Staddon, a St. Regis Mohawk Tribe spokesman, said his council did not «have sufficient time to review the issue» and make a comment.

I was also annoyed that Pontypridd Town Council did absolutely nothing to prevent the destruction of such an historic part of our town.

Unfortunately, the Mayor and his allies on Council did not see it — under the direction of the Mayor they boycotted the presentation as a group, some offering dubious excuses for not coming to the presentation.

The fallen Bronx power broker said the deal was concocted after he reached out to Halloran in January 2013 for help ensuring that the City Council didn't replace one of Savino's hand - picked commissioners on the city's Board of Elections.

I understand why the council did this - not only does Australia conform to the One China policy, but it does not want to offend China, who buys a significant amount of Australian beef.

While the feds did not monitor Tuesday's voting, the City Council did.

At the hearing, the council did not take kindly to this proposal.

The Common Council did not make an issue of Brown's decision to not seek other candidates and unanimously confirmed Lockwood on March 6.