Sentence examples for council era from inspiring English sources

We can thank the Franco-German power grab for precipitating the diplomatic crisis that could usher in a post-Security Council era.

America's strategic interest in this post-Security Council era is to let the strong South defend its territory while we make clear to weapons traders in the North that their illicit nuclear production is vulnerable to air attack from a nation soon to show its disarmament bona fides in Baghdad.

However, compared to the pre-Council era, when governments met just once a year to fight over name-and-shame resolutions, the scope and depth of the Council's workload has exploded.

He was a leader of the "Vrdolyak 29" during the first term of Mayor Harold Washington, the "Council Wars" era.

Although studies through the decades have reached conflicting conclusions, this much is clear: The ban, passed with strong public support in 1976, has not accomplished everything that the mayor and council of that era wanted it to.

Trying to rally the public in the last hours of voting, the Brotherhood presented a Morsi presidency as the last hope to prevent total control by the military council of Mubarak-era generals.

The President's Task Force on 21st Century Policing, an Obama-era council that made transparency one of its six "pillars" of modern policing, encouraged departments to submit data to the Police Data Initiative.

The EDTA-ERA Council elected yours truly, which I considered an honour but also a frightening responsibility for a beginner in medical editing.

Privy council records for this era were lost in a fire in 1618, so we will never know exactly what number triggered any specific closure.

Council Post: Is The Era Of Two Weeks' Notice Coming To An End?

Mayor Ron Loveridge agreed that the new council means a new era.