Sentence examples for councils of each from inspiring English sources

Using the Guardian data, I totted up the approximate level of cash cuts being forced on councils of each political colour this year, and then compared it with the GMB job loss figures for the same councils.

The study was made possible by the school councils of each university: we contacted each director of all the 27 Italian public health schools (n. 531 medical doctors specializing in public health) and 24 Schools approved the survey (88.9%).

The other provision sought to establish a landed aristocracy with the hereditary right of being summoned to the legislative council of each province.

In modern Poland, since 1999, the term has been revived with the voivodeship sejmik (sejmik województwa), referring to the elected council of each of the 16 voivodeships.

Since 1999, the term sejmik (in full, sejmik województwa) has been used to refer to the elected council of each of the 16 voivodeships or regions (see voivodeship sejmik).

In its report, the commission found that some councils spent about half the amount of other councils on each assessment and review.

A special system of compulsory arbitration operated through the State Arbitration Tribunal (known as Gosarbitrazh) under the Council of Ministers and through arbitration tribunals responsible to the councils of ministers in each of the republics.

Conference of the Nordic-Council-of-Ministers.

The village is a political unit under a headman, elected from one of the lineages, and a council of elders, each of whom is the elected head of a constituent lineage.

Managers had to discuss the changes in trading hours with councils of low-level employees at each of the individual stores, giving partners a say at every stage of the move.

About 40% of those studying for a PhD in the UK are funded by one of the six Research Councils, each of which is responsible for funding research in a different area of natural or social science.