Sentence examples for councils which represent from inspiring English sources

By confirming and noting the sacred sites, the Central Land and Ngaanyatjarra councils – which represent Indigenous groups in the Central Desert region – seek to equip itself with cultural information about traditional country, ownership and seniority.

The councils, which represent the first tier of local Government, are being asked to adopt the guidelines into their constitution, meaning councillors who refuse to comply could be disciplined.

And here, the reality is that in an EU of 25 member states or more, each of the three main institutions the council, the commission and the parliament needs to be strengthened.Let me begin with the councils which represent the national governments.

The Hwa Chong Institution student council comprises the College Council, High School Council, and the smaller consortium councils, which represent the college section, high school section and the four high school consortia respectively.

He will start a consultation with London Councils, which represents the 32 boroughs, on the issue.

London Councils, which represents all of the capital's boroughs, says its members see 2012 as the ultimate shop window.

London Councils, which represents local authorities in London, says London needs to build 800,000 new homes by 2021 simply to keep pace with current demand.

But according to London Councils, which represents the capital's local authorities, he's gone nowhere near far enough and the "many strings attached" will prevent the boroughs properly addressing the housing crisis.

Its company includes London Councils, which represents the capital's 33 local authorities, and Boris Johnson, who we must thank for creating the London Finance Commission, which recommended that a "suite of property taxes" raised in the capital should be collected and spent there too rather than sent elsewhere via Whitehall.

London Councils, which represents 33 local authorities, said London's "future status as a global city" was at risk if the homes were not built.

London will need to create a total of 133,000 new school places over the next three years to satisfy growing demand, according to the report by London Councils, which represents all the capital's councils.