Sentence examples for council model from inspiring English sources

The big society rhetoric has failed, but, according to the New Local Government Network thinktank, the co-op council model could achieve something similar.

The Scottish Arts Council, resembling the traditional 20th century arts council model, distributed funding to arts organisations and sometimes, but in a much smaller proportion, directly to artists.

For example there is the institutional Nordic Council model which includes EU and non-EU Scandinavians and the more informal Visegrad group of Czechs, Slovaks, Hungarians and Poles.

It looked to Barnet's 'Easycouncil' and the Tri-boroughs at one end of the political spectrum and Islington's "fairness commission" and Lambeth's co-operative council model at the other.

Building on the German works council model and existing EU directives, private and public institutions with more than 50 employees could be required by law to have one-third of their management board representing employees and consumers.

To that end, the co-operative council model, due to be approved by Lambeth's full council tonight, will involve residents much more closely in deciding what sort of services they would like to see and how they should be delivered.

"We have not had enough saving and we need more investment in real goods and services". With reform of the financial system high on the Davos agenda, the German chancellor, Angela Merkel, used a keynote address to float the idea of a UN economic council modelled on the existing security council.

Municipal government in Saskatchewan is based on the U.S. mayor-council model, with a mayor elected separately from the council and with a number of appointed boards and commissions operating largely independently of either.

And in 2011, the Quebec government created the position of Chief Science Officer opting for a hybrid model distinct from either the British (mostly advisory) or Israel (head of funding councils) model.

The appointments were made for the final year of Northern Ireland's 26-council model.

Mr Attwood again said that he favoured a 15-council model, as opposed to the 11 council one.