Example sentences of "[noun prp] [art] council " in BNC.

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1 In Leeds the Council secured a Nonconformist chaplain in the Infirmary ; in Sheffield the Council worked with local clergymen to provide an inspection team for religious instruction in Board schools .
2 In Sheffield the Council got the local School Board to stop supplying boys in Standard VII ( the oldest class in the schools ) with dummy rifles ; the Board also agreed to stop teaching them how to use them .
3 In that same month Warcup had several meetings with the king and his ministers , Laurence Hyde , later first Earl of Rochester , and Sir Leoline Jenkins [ qq.v. ] ; and on 4 March the council ordered him £1,500 by privy seal , for his expenses .
4 The report outlines how last March the council agreed to sell the Duke Street premises to the club on terms to be agreed by Mr Oak .
5 She has seen the improvement in Andrew when he went to the Exeter School.If the council does n't agree to send her other two sons there she 'll take them out of school .
6 In February the Council published recommendations on codes of conduct for bioethics in health care and DNA analysis in forensic science which , once transposed into a Convention , and then ratified by signatory states , would acquire legal weight .
7 In February the Council stopped paying the £108,000- a-year grant to the ABA because of growing concern over the stability of the organisation .
8 An exchange of letters with Sir Denis Rooke then followed , and in December the Council basically affirmed the importance of institutional visits as the means by which the CNAA built up a picture of institutions and enabled it to exercise its responsibilities , and asked the Working Party on Partnership in Validation to give consideration to the form such visits should take .
9 When the full institutional visit took place in December the Council found that the expectations of the preliminary visit were being fulfilled .
10 Clovenstone Triangle– The council decided to delete the proposal from the south west Edinburgh local plan but if any competent objections should be received , which could not be withdrawn by negotiation , it could be necessary to hold a second public local inquiry .
11 Until last November the council met 90 per cent of the £4,000 required by the band to rent rehearsal rooms in local schools , but now it has made savings in a bid to inject £10 million into problem areas , such as school meals and uniform grants .
12 On 10 November the Council of Ministers for the Internal Market of the EEC reached agreement on two measures regarding the circulation of cultural goods as from 1993 .
13 At its meeting on 4 November the Council 's Environment Committee considered the RSPB report ‘ Our Countryside , Our Future ’ .
14 In Kirby-in-Ashfield the Council successfully petitioned against the establishment of a Sunday postal collection .
15 On 7 October the Council launched into debate about the Apostolate of the Laity .
16 Commenting on Mr Hutchison 's decision Professor Raymond Miquel the Council Chairman said they would be sorry to see him go and paid tribute to the contribution he had made to Scottish sport over the past 26 years .
17 In September the Council formulated the general directive quoted in the previous chapter ( see p. 207 ) and the next year , just before it broke up , two new members actually advocated the suppression of polyphonic church music altogether .
18 In late September the Council approved a list of 109 candidates , while requiring 60 other candidates to take a written test to establish their credentials as mujtahids ( those qualified to interpret the Koran and to issue judgements ) .
19 In September the Council warned that wheat stocks held by the five biggest exporters — Argentina , Australia , Canada , the European Commodities and the USA , were set to fall by the end of the 1989-90 season to levels not seen since the food crisis of the mid-1970's .
20 Last September the council established a black and ethnic minorities working group which is nominating representatives to sit on Soputhwark 's joint community care planning groups .
21 With the collapse of communism in eastern Europe the Council of Europe found a new role during 1990/91 in assisting in the establishment of democratic and legally accountable political and economic systems in eastern Europe .
22 In Darlington the council calculates there are approximately 18,800 houses in the bottom band while the number of houses at the peak is negligible .
23 By the time Gloucester arrived in London the council had already committed a considerable amount of money .
24 By the time Gloucester arrived in London the council had already committed a considerable amount of money .
25 John Howell , for Mr Hazell , told Mr Justice Woolf and Mr Justice French the council would suffer ‘ very substantial losses if the deals proved enforceable ’ .
26 At Laide the council gritter was getting petrol at the shop .
27 In Dewsbury the Council got the magistrates to cooperate in reporting pubs which gave sweets to children under thirteen in order to entice them inside the Wigan Council got the Home Secretary to the local police force .
28 In Leeds the Council secured a Nonconformist chaplain in the Infirmary ; in Sheffield the Council worked with local clergymen to provide an inspection team for religious instruction in Board schools .
29 In Leicester the Council got a Nonconformist chaplain for the workhouse and it was also able to ensure that the new public cemetery would be ‘ unsectarian ’ , that is , without an Anglican Chapel .
30 On Monday 16 June the council , including Thomas Bourgchier , archbishop of Canterbury and John Russell of Lincoln , duly waited on the queen at Westminster and persuaded her to hand over York .
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