Sentence examples for council whose from inspiring English sources

Seaxes appear in the arms of several London borough councils and of Spelthorne Borough Council, whose area was in Middlesex.

They are promulgated by the sentencing council whose president is the lord chief justice.

Chief Parks's lengthy speech on Tuesday harshly criticized the Council, whose help he was seeking.

He will then present his own recommendations to the Council, whose members are paid $90,000.

The Haitian electoral council, whose personnel were overwhelmingly Lavalas, miscalculated the balloting.

Haringey Council, whose social services department was supposed to have kept Peter safe, issued an unreserved apology for its failings.

RCT council - whose budget for 2012/13 was £436.9m - has proposed children start full time school aged four, not three, saving £4.5m a year.

RCT council - whose budget for 2012/13 was £436.9m - has proposed children start full-time school aged four, not three as they do now, saving £4.5m a year.

The national counterpart to the toothless local advisory councils is the Shura Council, whose members are appointed by King Abdullah.

Most administrative powers are vested in an Executive Council, whose ministers are appointed by the Lagtinget.

That goes especially for members of the United Nations Security Council, whose authority stands behind the international tribunal.