Sentence examples for chiefs council from inspiring English sources

In case of emergency, the tribal chiefs' council elected a supreme leader who was known as iudex regum ("judge of kings") by St Ambrose.

Among many peoples, chiefs have very little coercive authority and depend on community consensus for implementing recommendations; often a number of recognized chiefs form a tribal chiefs' council.

The plans were unveiled at a meeting in Downing Street - attended by victims, survivors' groups, ministers, police chiefs, council leaders, child protection experts, and health and social care providers.

Simon Cole, the National Police Chiefs' council lead for Prevent, said: "They are typically about people who want to do things that destabilise communities".

The chair of the National Police Chiefs Councill, Chief Constable Sara Thornton, said: "It is important for police forces to understand why some BAME staff appear to be treated differently.

The chief constable of Thames Valley Police has been appointed the chair of the National Police Chiefs Councill (NPCC), a newly created association representing senior police officers.

Garry Shewan, Greater Manchester police's assistant chief constable and the National Police Chiefs Councilleadad for stalking and harassment, said: "We want to stop stalkers in their tracks.

Alf Hitchcock, chief constable of the Ministry of Defence Police and lead on knife crime for the National Police Chiefs Councill, said: "These are absolutely horrific weapons for which there can be no legitimate use.

"Do not take this lightly — if you use a drone to invade people's privacy or engage in disruptive behaviour, you could face serious criminal charges," added assistant chief constable Serena Kennedy, the National Police Chiefs Council Lead for Criminal Misusee of Drones, in another supporting statement.

National Police Chiefs Councilleadad for roads policing chief constable Suzette Davenport said the police were concerned by the level of use, with one in three drivers willing to make calls.

Chief constable Giles York, of the National Police Chiefs Council, said forces better reflecting the communities they served would improve ties with the public but that progress had been slower than he wanted.