Sentence examples for council dates from inspiring English sources

The statue of Sekhemka, owned by Conservative-run Northampton Borough Council, dates from 2400 BC.

In fact the amended Commission proposal to Parliament and Council dates from 1994, thus there are four years between the initial proposal and the amended proposal.

My friendships with the men in my council date to every decade of my life.

"I believe that the real concerns of so many citizens in this state must be given consideration," she said in the letter to the council, dated yesterday.

Until new council election dates are set, Egypt's municipalities will be managed by unelected local executives and provincial officials.

A large majority of councils failed to publish a total number of eligible voters on 3 May: the only authoritative published figure for residents able to vote in council elections dates back to 1 December 2011.

When it formally accepted C. L. and P.'s application on Nov. 29, the council set dates early next year for public hearings in the five affected towns, as well as for field inspections for the overhead and underground routes.

So their privacy is pretty strongly protected by the ethics code (though not by a formal privacy law).Some small things Sweden gets right: their press council, which dates back to 1916 and has the power to sanction newspapers that break the code, is not dominated by the industry (as the British Press Complaints Commission is).

The denomination's request for council membership dates to 1981.

Sheffield, England Sheffieldd Council, [no date provided].

The FIA, motor racing's international governing body, had no comment to make on the day but issued a statement outlining its position and drawing attention to a world motorsport council ruling dating from the summer of 1998.