The CPA made sure that the council represents the country's ethnic and sectarian balance.
The lieutenant governor of Manitoba, appointed by the (federal) governor-general in council, represents the crown; the duties of this office are largely honorary and ceremonial.
Michael D. Markowitz, the former vice president of a parent council representing the Upper East Side and Greenwich Village, said that the numbers showed progress, but that more needed to be done.
(The bad news is that this proposal now will now be sent to the council – representing the member states – which will almost certainly water it down).
The Estates-General, convoked in 1356 to provide for the king's ransom, demanded sweeping administrative reforms, even imposing upon the regent a council representing the Estates.
The first general council representing the bishops of the whole world occurred at Nicaea in Asia Minor in 325 (the Greek oikumenē, from which the word ecumenical is derived, referred to the inhabited world).
The measures proposed include the direct election of the national chair, the creation of national membership lists and a national council representing the 43 branches, which in turn would elect a national leadership board.
Still, Jack Hanley, who presides over a council representing the roughly 4,000 General Services employees who are members of the National Federation of Federal Employees union, said the agency's delay in notifying employees had put them at greater risk.
The powers jointly imposed the Organic Regulation of 1861 (modified in 1864), which gave Mount Lebanon, the axial mountain region, autonomy under a Christian governor appointed by the Ottoman sultan, assisted by a council representing the various communities.
Headed by a council representing the watch industry and the local government, the foundation set up a technical commission "composed of seven experts chosen for their competence and their knowledge in the field of fine watchmaking" to oversee the hallmarking process, said Laurent Oberson, director of Timelab.
