Sentence examples for assist the council from inspiring English sources

Friends of Nant Fawr Community Woodlands, who formed in 1993, assist the council in the maintenance of the site.

Police said they were "monitoring the situation" and were at the site to "assist the council".

Men were to be compelled to swear an oath to assist the council in controlling the King, but once redress had been made for any breaches, the King would continue to rule as before.

The PTC also has an Advisory Board consisting of politicians and entertainers working to assist the council in their goal of protecting children against profanity and violence in the media.

Our data indicate that stakeholder groups play complementary roles in regulation with some redundancy in activities, suggesting that appropriately involved stakeholders could assist the council with implementing complicated or time consuming regulation activities, such as continuing professional development.

In support of the establishment of the Child Protection Information Management System, UNICEF will assist the Council for the Welfare of Children in building consensus around the proposed system among various stakeholders.

Unelected citizen committees assist the mayor and council in setting legislative goals.

Bishop Gregory laced his speech with praise for laypeople active in church work and called on bishops and pastors to recognize and encourage laity who seek to "assist" the bishops in parish councils, diocesan finance councils, chanceries and tribunals.

The security council should assist the ICC to arrest Bashir and should not assist the genocidal government.

In addition, the demonstrators called for Cook County State's Attorney Anita Alvarez to look into the CPD's use of deadly force against black Chicagoans, for the Department of Justice to investigate the deaths of all individuals killed by CPD officers and for the creation of an elected "civilian police accountability council" to assist the department.

Mr Smith was assisted by the council's chief executive, Alistair Neill, in taking the weapon from Donovan.