Sentence examples for council by from inspiring English sources

No, the phrase 'council by' is not correct and usable in written English.
If you mean 'counciled by' (or counseled by) then this is grammatically correct and can be used in written English. It is a way of saying that something was guided or advised in a certain way. For example: The team was strongly counseled by their manager to focus on their customer service skills.

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West Somerset Council is the smallest council by population in England and currently employs 82 people.

BBC

Palace Council, by Stephen L. Carter (Knopf; $26.95).

The New Yorker

The Council, by law, must pass the budget.

The New York Times

Can she, Aurie, be linked to the council by marriage?

The New York Times - Books

Wins in tribal council by: Saying opponents fit criminal "profile".

The New York Times

Wins tribal council by: Agreeing with what everybody says.

The New York Times

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They have been winning council by-elections.

The Economist

This would be broadly in line with recent local council by-elections.

The Economist

And it has lost some council by-elections.

BBC

The SNP also won council by-elections in Fife and West Lothian on Thursday.

BBC

He hopes to better the 67 votes he received in a council by-election in Nottingham last March.

BBC

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