Sentence examples for council working group from inspiring English sources

BBC Newsline's Mark Simpson reports on how one council working group has been dubbed the "colouring-in committee".

Newport Councilwoman Diane Dixon wrote me, saying since 2015 each mayor has appointed a "council working group of three council members to review applications for council appointments". The group interviews candidates it believes are qualified.

Under the General Assembly, there are eight committees and a plethora of boards, councils, working groups and panels.

There have been dozens of commissions, boards, councils, working groups, etc. over the past decade.

My involvement began in April 2011, when I received an e-mail from Tamara Morshchakova, a retired justice of the Russian Constitutional Court; she was heading the council's working group on the case.

Late last month, the UN human rights council's working group on arbitrary detentions issued a legal opinion arguing that the arrest of the Cumhuriyet staff contravened the universal declaration of human rights and was "arbitrary".

Last spring, the council formed a working group to organize counter-demonstrations during far-right rallies.

The proposals are supported by the city council's budget working group which comprises of the mayor, Liberal Democrats and Liberal Party.

A similar controversy emerged in 1999 when reservations about the rhyme were submitted to Birmingham City Council by a working group on racism in children's resources, which were never approved or implemented.

In January 2011, the council created "working groups," two-member committees tasked with researching various topics.

"It should be like a prescription for eyeglasses," said Dr. Christine Cassel, a co-chairwoman of the council's hearing technologies working group.