British Council

British  

noun

1. an organization founded (1934) to extend the influence of British culture and education throughout the world

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Example Sentences

Since a previous ceasefire in January that lasted two months, Ms Amsi has led a team trying to recover those manuscripts - with funding from the British Council, the UK's cultural and educational organisation.

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The British Council says that following the recent ceasefire, its partners are carrying out new damage assessments and safety checks "to understand what future heritage work might be possible".

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Blaithin, 17, and Niamh, 16, from St Catherine's College Armagh, were leading the event, which was organised by the British Council, as UN secretary generals.

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According to the British Council, which offers English language courses, learners who achieve B2 level can "understand the main ideas of complex texts on concrete or abstract topics."

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The drone and missile strikes also damaged the EU's diplomatic mission and the British Council building in central Kyiv.

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