Sentence examples for council resolved from inspiring English sources

The council resolved to carry on the war against Germany despite its great cost and a diminishing German threat.

The council resolved to do so in January 2006, by which time Barratt had become involved, replacing all but Metropolitan in a consortium originally formed to do the job and forming a joint company with them.

For the next six months the ears of the youth of Rockdale, a suburb south of Sydney, will be subjected to the sounds of the singer's back catalogue after the local council resolved to get tough on antisocial behaviour.

On 14 June 1966, the Sydney City Council resolved to name the newly built community hall on Burton Street, Darlinghurst, after him as "Heffron Hall".

Indeed, when the 'Constitution Amendment (Legislative Council Abolition) Bill' came before the Legislative Council on 2 December 1959, the council resolved 33 votes to 25 to send it back to the Legislative Assembly on the grounds that such a bill should have originated in the council.

On 4 November the Governor in Council resolved that such a dispensary was to be established, which "would not only relieve the Company from an immediate expence, but may ultimately increase the demand for European Medicines to an object of commercial importance".

Councillor Seve Gomez-Aspron said the centenary was of "monumental significance and this council resolves to honour the occasion".

The committee also agreed that "in addition, this council resolves that for a transitional period of one year, where the appropriate senior officer is satisfied that tenants who are subject to the bedroom tax are doing all they reasonably can to avoid falling into arrears, it will use all legitimate means to collect rent due, except eviction".

The bishops gathered at an ecumenical council resolve all questions of faith as well as of worship and canon law according to the principle of majority rule.

Ordubegian said he also hopes to continue to help the council resolve the dispute over 365 acres of land known as the Sagebrush territory, which is in the Glendale Unified School District currently but there is a push to switch it into the La Cañada Unified district.

But the mayor and the council seem resolved to innovate: they are presenting the voters a referendum next month to give the mayor a role in school management through the power to appoint some members of the school board.