Sentence examples for council founded from inspiring English sources
(Disclosure: Mr. Goldschmid and I both serve in unpaid positions on the systemic risk council, founded by Sheila Bair).
The ICCJ's Women's Council, founded in 1998, was an outgrowth of women's seminars held regularly from 1988.
The main criticism of the council, founded last fall, is that it has failed to attract the support needed to shift the balance of power away from Mr. Assad, instead spending months jockeying over internal positions.
The council, founded in 1983 by David Packard and other executives, grew out of the Grace Commission, which was chartered by President Ronald Reagan to find ways to save taxpayer dollars and improve government efficiency.
The arts council, founded in 1960, distributes grants ranging from hundreds to many thousands of dollars to more than 1,000 museums, cultural heritage groups and performing arts companies around the state.
Their defence chiefs met for the first time in Canada in April in what is to become an annual event.A warm atmosphereThe Arctic Council, founded in 1996, was not designed as a regional decision-making forum, though outsiders often see it that way.
LGSS Law - which is owned by Cambridgeshire County Council, Northamptonshire County Council and Central Bedfordshire Council - was founded in 2015 with the aim of providing a "new model" for public sector legal services.
"It doesn't mean individual agencies can't make their own contributions," Ms. Conlon said, "but the council is taking the same umbrella position, the leadership position, as we did 60 years ago," when the council was founded, as the War Advertising Council, after the attack on Pearl Harbor.
The council was founded in 1981, just as the modern conservative movement began its ascendance.
The council was founded in 1936 by a handful of safety-minded people, and now there are 540 members.
The council was founded in 1993 by Rick Fedrizzi, David Gottfried and Mike Italiano, three friends with backgrounds in marketing, development and environmental sciences.
