Sentence examples for council duties from inspiring English sources

Because of her city council duties, Ms. Shea works about 20 hours a week on real estate.

And not everyone is convinced that the new law's attempt to place more power in the hands of vulnerable people does enough to protect them, even though it also introduces council duties to establish multiagency safeguarding adults boards and initiate inquiries when there are concerns about someone.

They are mentioned in inscriptions related to land transactions, irrigation maintenance, village tax collection and village council duties.

In addition to his council duties, he negotiated with New York's Indians, and sat as chief judge in the trial of Jacob Leisler, who had led the rebellion that in 1689 overthrew Andros' lieutenant governor, Francis Nicholson.

Leslie's weekly schedule was chock full of meetings, cleaning the beloved polluted town river, and planning the Parks and Recreation department's year on top of her council duties.

The government hasn't dared abolish councils' duty to house the vulnerable or homeless families with children, but how can they do that with ferocious budget cuts and this bill stripping away existing properties?

To make councils' duty to co-operate function effectively there needs to be a worse alternative for those authorities that see no democratic or financial benefit to allowing new development.

The residents argued that it breached their tenancy agreements and the council's duties under the Disability Discrimination Act.

The privy council's duty is to proclaim 'with one heart, mind and voice' that the heir is the successor".

"If you fill in the application, without your national insurance number, it's your local council's duty to verify you".

As with the original clearance, the council is duty-bound to uphold the law and these people will be moved on in due course.