Sentence examples for council from a from inspiring English sources

"We can get rid of the regime's forces on the ground," says Abdull Jabbar Akaidi, who heads Aleppo's Military Council from a villa in the countryside.

As speaker, Ms. Quinn has been a forceful counterpart to Mr. Bloomberg, and has turned the Council from a collection of rambunctious, ill-directed egos into a forceful and effective legislative body.

Abdul Jabbar al-Ugaidy, a defected colonel who runs Aleppo's military council from a villa outside the city, says he is in charge of two thirds of the men on the ground in Aleppo.

On Dec. 21, 2012, Obama announced his intent to appoint two chairs and eight members (including Duflo) to the council from a variety of sectors outside the federal government.

"They are trying to silence the democratic voice of the people," said Charles Barron, a leadership training consultant who is running for the Council from a district in East New York, Brooklyn.

The open letter to the UN security council from a group of 23 activists, including Archbishop Desmond Tutu and Malala Yousafzai, warned that the army offensive had killed of hundreds of people, including children, and left women raped, houses burned and many civilians arbitrarily arrested.

The day labor center is funded by the council from an annual city grant and private donations.

Only last-minute arm-twisting by the Americans stopped the council from issuing a statement openly opposing a Turkish presence.

It was ruled by a council of household heads presided over by a chief selected by the council from within a particular lineage.

Planning for extra places and creating new schools would also be the responsibility of these directors of school standards, who would be appointed by councils from a list of candidates approved by the education secretary.

All in all, 309 works councils from a national survey of the German chemical and metalworking industries took part in the study.