Sentence examples for council mark from inspiring English sources

In designating him a "member of the council," Mark 15:43 and Luke 23:50 suggest membership of the town council in Jerusalem.

The council marked an important stage in the development of papal legislative authority.

Mr. Frazier's exit from the business council marks a mini-exodus of business leaders from presidential advisory panels as a result of Mr. Trump's stances on social issues and the environment.

A meeting in Minsk on Friday with the foreign minister of neighbouring Latvia, travelling in his capacity as chair of the EU ministerial council, marked another step in what diplomats say is an accelerating process that could see some easing of sanctions on Lukashenko and even an invitation to a May summit.

Works councils mark a key institutional difference to other systems of workplace representation because they are formally independent of trade unions in their role as the worker′s representative [ 5].

Britain believes that co-operation between the British and US national security councils marks a significant step.

When the Congress met in Philadelphia on September 5, 1774, he was in his seat in full uniform, and his participation in its councils marks the beginning of his national career.

The dissolution of the councils marks corporate America's strongest repudiation yet of Trump, who ascended to the White House touting himself as the first CEO president.

The majority Conservative group leader of Suffolk County Council, Mark Bee, will formally elected as council leader later.

Leader of the Tory-run council Mark Hawthorne said: "This is the biggest rescue package for Gloucestershire roads that we've pursued since 2007.

Leader of Gloucestershire County Council, Mark Hawthorne, said it was "great news" but there was "a lot of hard work" still to go.