Sentence examples for council that would from inspiring English sources

The CFCM is also planning a "religious council" that would challenge jihadist ideology using theological arguments.

An especially hard sticking point regarded a council that would nominate independent commissions to oversee public-sector appointments.

The government would gain the right to appoint members of a new council that would oversee lawyers.

He became known for taking stands in the Council that would place him squarely against the leadership.

To start implementing the decisions of the European council, that would at least be a good start".

He is the cabinet minister who leads on the privy council that would establish the royal charter.

If Beijing single-handedly blocks sanctions against Tehran at the United Nations Security Council, that would be serious.

She wanted things to be slightly more hierarchical, with a Spokes Council that would have limited day-to-day authority over the camp.

The United States would also block any moves in the United Nations Security Council that would try to shape a final peace agreement.

Mayor Bloomberg is firmly opposed to a bill pending in the City Council that would make the nation's largest police department subject to oversight by an inspector general.

A bill was introduced in the Metropolitan Council that would call for further analysis of the fairgrounds but would demolish the track.