Sentence examples for council assisted from inspiring English sources

Progressives saw the work of John Paul II as destroying the legacy of the council, assisted by his doctrinal chief Cardinal Ratzinger, who had been a leading liberal at the council, but changed his mind after 1968.

An executive council and a legislative council assisted the governor.

Asked by Toby Bishop, the council assisting coroner Sarah Linton, when that policy had changed, Ncube said: "Last week".

Philip Urquhart, the council assisting the coroner, said: "Mr Bond, you don't want to take responsibility for the fact that you were the one who started generating this story that she was faking it".

"For some boys, the knowledge of the abuse was well enough understood between the boys, if not necessarily openly discussed," council assisting the royal commission, Gail Furness, said in her opening statement.

At the opening hearing into the Jehovah's Witnesses on Monday, Angus Stewart, senior council assisting the commission, described the church as an insular sect with rules designed to stem the reporting of sexual abuse.

Now part of the state's Department of Cultural Resources, the council assists in bringing the highest obtainable quality in the arts to the greatest number of people in the state and also in expanding the role of the arts.

Our local council assists with a good domestic collection service (although for some reason they rely on us to take glass to the recycling centre) and a good network of recycling centres.

I asked Alex about the extent to which Sunderland council has assisted her in promoting live music within the city.

Basset also served on the informal vice-regency council that assisted Henry's wife and son when the king was out of England.

Local leaders held most positions on the three councils that assisted the governor (the Council of State, the Privy Council, and the Council of Finances).