Sentence examples for council structure from inspiring English sources

Immediately after their election victory, the new cohort wasted no time in dismantling the counterproductive, overly-bureaucratic council structure; replacing that moribund system with a new model based on cooperation, goodwill, common sense, and most importantly, putting Frome's best interests ahead of party interests.

Inverness South councillor Thomas Prag supported the motion but said he opposed "turning back the clock" to the district council structure of the past.

No, I've said I want a strong mayor, strong Council structure.

It also said, however, that the task force would consider whether the council structure was useful after all and should be brought back.

As of 2014, conversations are taking place within the local media about the positives and negatives of a possible unitary council structure within Worcestershire.

Introduction of the Local Government Bill in March 1888 caused much debate in the Potteries about the position of the towns under the proposed council structure.

They are aghast at arbitrary change being thrust upon their areas – from pushing new trans-council structures and elected mayors to regressive housing and planning reform – without any discussion.

John I of Castile formally determined the first council's structure in 1386, adding four members, usually lawyers, to the former eight-member group.

"The way the council was structured, it was just window dressing," he said.

On local government, he complains England has 353 principal authorities, some unitary and some operating as two tiers with district and county councils, a structure, he describes as " baffling and bears no relation to modern economic activity".

From one day to the next, shot-callers, or the leadership in the organization, were creating city council-like structures with mayors and city managers.