Sentence examples for councils were represented from inspiring English sources

The local government reform did not affect police areas, or fire and rescue service areas, but resulted in the setting of many more joint boards for such authorities: previously county councils were represented on these bodies, and the creation of new unitary authorities meant that the apportionment of representatives was adjusted.

Seven of the twelve municipalities within the county council were represented.

The works council is represented, while the chairman is the former finance director.

Several SDLP councillors were there, but the council was represented by the deputy mayor, the UUP's Mary Hamilton, rather than the Sinn Fein mayor Kevin Campbell.

Should Toronto be able to decide how its city council is represented, or should Ford and his cronies at the provincial level be able to decide?

Ask yourself if the elected council is representing the people.

In fact, during the second Christian millennium, there were many «great» councils, where most churches were represented by the Church of Constantinople, which would decide and vote on their behalf.

The CNO group reported the highest representation on national nursing councils - 100% of CNO respondents indicated they were represented.

We used to have council members for all twelve different disciplines that were represented.

Pope Sylvester I did not attend the council but was represented by legates.

His family were informed last Wednesday that they had lost their tribunal appeal against Hertfordshire county council, which was represented by Baker Small.