Sentence examples for council search from inspiring English sources

The dispute has grown, with the Ku Klux Klan planning to march through Memphis on Saturday, even as historians and religious leaders selected by the Council search for replacement names.

When Cardinal Jacopo Sadoleto wrote a letter to the city council inviting Geneva to return to the Catholic faith, the council searched for an ecclesiastical authority to respond to him.

Eric Ciotti, head of the regional council, said search and rescue teams were headed to the crash site.

The council cited search engines and social networks as examples, without naming any, saying the dominant positions that some of these companies wield could create the scope for abusing their power.

Satan is seen as the Adversary or Prosecutor, an agent of G-d, very much part of the divine council, that searches out the individual's wrongdoings and appears as their accuser.

In Windsor and Maidenhead, the council is searching for "non-traditional" buildings to use as schools.

They attacked properties in the city with links to the hated royal council, and searched the city for suspected enemies, dragging the suspects out of their houses and executing them.

But it has released limited information on the 250,000 requests it says it has received, and academic specialists – including two members of Google's own advisory council – say that search engines have been left to decide how to determine complex judgments about the balance between personal privacy and access to information.

However, in January they were over-ruled by the county council, stopping the search for a site going further.

After deliberation that lasted into the early hours of Wednesday morning, the local council decided that searches by security staff at the London venue had been "inadequate and in breach of the licence".

The announcement – to be put out for a 12-week consultation – is likely to raise fears about how difficult it will be for householders to manage their bins, and how councils might enforce the new rules, especially following claims that council officials have searched bags and fined people for mixing the wrong items.