Sentence examples for acting council from inspiring English sources

After Baraka was refused an opportunity to address the council by acting Council President Anibal Ramos, Jr., Baraka and two other council members walked away in protest, Booker cast the deciding vote for Speight.

Mr Catania is one of three council members, out of 12, to have called for the mayor's resignation.If Mr Gray were to step down, he would be replaced by Phil Mendelson, the acting council chairman; Mr Mendelson would be the city's first white mayor since home rule was introduced in 1973.

It was unclear if the attack on Tuesday was intended to kill the Americans, the Iraqis on the District Council or the acting council chairman.

As acting student council president for a time and self-proclaimed God, Naoi is strict and arrogant, but this is quick to disperse when Otonashi chastises him.

Scott Segal, a lawyer who is acting as the council's spokesman, said the council had been organized by companies that were "struggling to understand and comply with" an environmental program called "new source review".

The Sovereign, when acting on the Council's advice, is known as the "King-in-Council" or "Queen-in-Council".

As the Times Topics: Egypt News — Revolution and Aftermath overview explains, "Now, more than a year after the initial uprising, Egypt is still under martial law, with the ruling military council acting as the highest authority … The new Parliament remains subordinate to the ruling military council".

The text also makes clear the member state has to apply to the commission and to other EU council members to apply the emergency brake, and it is for the EU council, acting on a qualified majority vote, to decide how long the brake should apply.

It's difficult to understand how that's a council acting responsibly and representing the people of Cardiff".

Along with the pope this makes two supreme authorities; the church reconciles this logical dilemma by asserting that the ecumenical council, acting with the pope, is supreme.

"There will be no U.N. Security Council mandate," he said, citing the 1999 intervention in Kosovo as a precedent for acting without the council's formal approval.