Sentence examples similar to council taking over from inspiring English sources

Eventually the local authority, Brent council, took over the day-to-day running.

For 10 years it was well maintained, before going into serious decay and decline when Easington district council took over in 1979.

Most people thought it was dead because, with new city elections, the mayor survived, but a more conservative city council took over.

Nicole Belloubet, a member of the constitutional council, took over for Mr. Bayrou as justice minister, and Nathalie Loiseau, the director of the École Nationale d'Administration, an elite school that trains top public servants, replaced Ms. de Sarnez as the minister for European affairs.

In 1974, Wigan Council took over the running of Wood End when it took boys on remand as well as those deemed at risk of potential criminal behaviour.

But since Shrewsbury Town Council took over much of the running of the building two years ago, there seems to be a real buzz about the place.

A proposed move out of the town was averted when a consortium of Bedford businessman, including Irvine, with the help of the local council, took over and stabilised the team as a part-time outfit in the second tier.

In 1960 the council took over ownership of the Hall, by which time it was in a state of disrepair.

He resigned in 1912 and Ole Holmen, a member of the Vang municipal council, took over as chief editor.

Opposition leader Suthep Thaugsuban, a former deputy prime minister of the Democrat Party who was ousted in the political clash in 2010, vowed Monday to keep his supporters in the streets as long as it takes to force the government to resign and let an appointed council take over for a year to 18 months, until what the opposition says would be free and fair elections can be organized.

Whereas in Denmark and Sweden national councils took over the government, in Norway the council was unable to assert itself.