Sentence examples for council without any from inspiring English sources

The flag proposal is expected to pass the council without any problems.

The French go further: they maintain that with one commissioner per country, the commission would turn into a body of national representatives rather like the council, without any pretence to independence.

Some of the councils without any landlord convictions for three years stressed they had relatively small private rented sectors with few problems.

Certainly councils gave Javid a lukewarm reception at the Tory party conference, and are hostile to an imminent private member's bill from the Tory backbencher Bob Blackman, aimed at reducing homelessness by placing more statutory duties on councils without any guarantees of more resources.

But, just a few miles east, stands a brand new social housing block that has been built by Camden council without a private developer in sight.

However, the Supreme Court greatly expanded the exemption in August when it ruled that a qualified ballot initiative could be adopted outright by a city council, without a popular vote and without complying with CEQA.

And Councilmember Steve Del Guercio recused himself from deliberations because of a professional conflict of interest, leaving the council without a quorum, the voting majority needed to conduct official city business.

The stadium was projected to create "10,465 full- and part-time jobs" after construction was complete, according to the initiative passed hurriedly last year by the Inglewood City Council (without a public vote).

Councils without an existing local plan will start to use it immediately.

Trump expresses his frustration with the growing number of CEOs leaving his economic council — then, without any context, tacks on the word "JOBS!" in capital letters.

The harm done the city was the attitude of Mayor Charles Chip Armstrongng in interviews preceding the Aug. 6 meeting and of the three members of the council, voting without any obvious consideration of the 33 people who spoke from the floor, representing industry, small business and interested citizens.