| On the 4th of April they reached the banks of the quango, here a hundred and fifty yards wide. |
| To solve the growing problems, the thrusting entrepreneurs who run the strategic rail authority, a wholly appointed quango, had a momentous idea. |
| He has now written to the Learning and Skills Council, the government quango responsible for over-16s education, to ask them to look at the anomaly. |
| The American debate contrasts favourably with the cavalier way such issues in Britain have been relegated to a quango and the whim of an elderly bluestocking baroness. |
| The new system operates as a quango and is therefore undemocratic. |
| For English Heritage, the quango that owns Stonehenge, it signals the end of state control of heritage. |
