Sentence examples for councils is from inspiring English sources

Voting in the regional councils is rarely by secret ballot.

Yet today their use by local councils is undiminished.

Union representation on company works councils is to be more democratic.

However, Tipton says an ad hoc approach by individual schools and councils is not the solution.

An election for the councils is scheduled to be held next year.

The LGA is right to point out that the essential work of councils is under threat.

He did not mention that the total strength of the councils is over 90,000.

The average care home cost paid by inner-London councils is £649 a week.

The figure the party cites for proceeds from this new requirement on councils is £4.5bn a year.

Unlike in Germany, the relationship in France between managers and union delegates on works councils is often testy.

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