Sentence examples for council from which from inspiring English sources

After his resignation in 1935 he took a position on the Supreme War Council, from which he resigned the following year.

When the thaw came, the Carnesons returned home, where Fred was again elected for the now-unbanned Communist party to the provincial council from which he had been expelled 40 years earlier.

But upon the accession of the Duke of York as James II in February 1685, Halifax was demoted to lord president of the council, from which office he was summarily dismissed on October 21.

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All adult resident citizens are members of their local cell council, from which an executive committee is elected.

Instead the king was nominally to exercise kingship with the help of a series of "continual councils" from which John of Gaunt was excluded.

A council building from which a soup kitchen in a Kent town was told to leave nearly a year ago is still empty, angering local charity workers.

Most towns and cities have estates as bad as the slums from which council housing was originally supposed to rescue people.

Reynolds wants to establish a waiting list for public land, from which councils should easily find buyers for the smaller sites they find difficult to sell on the open market.

Later, Thomas chalks an eight-mile line around the zone from which Oxford council wishes to ban begging and non-smiling buskers.

Market fundamentalism, this madness that's infected the human race, is like a greedy ghost that haunts the boardrooms and council chambers and committee rooms from which the world is run these days.