Sentence examples for councils form from inspiring English sources

Parish and town councils form the lowest tier of local government in England.

Neighborhood councils form an important and sometimes problematic layer in the governance system of many cities across the USA.

As places where local consultation actively occurs, these councils form the basis for most of the municipality's consultation processes and are a good place to begin our evaluation.

Full-time work councils form the opposite.

At firm level bosses and works councils formed "alliances for jobs" under which workers sacrificed pay to secure employment.

Some of those councils formed a joint internal command, but still appear to operate separately along local lines.

Mr Lewis said he will use existing regulations to stop councils forming any more of these companies, if he believes the rationale is solely to stop right-to-buy sales.

Henig, who is also chair of the North East Leadership Board, a combined authority of seven local councils formed in April this year, said his region got a raw deal from central government, particularly on issues such as transport.

Cardiff Council leader Rodney Berman said, "Electrification of the main line is a critical issue for the Cardiff city-region which is why we, along with Bristol and Swindon councils, formed the Great Western Partnership.

Local revolutionary councils formed throughout Hungary, generally without involvement from the preoccupied National Government in Budapest, and assumed various responsibilities of local government from the defunct Communist party.

Those Councils formed as part of HSDS and Ovata have made greater progress in consolidating their activities.