Sentence examples for councils with two from inspiring English sources

The panel is made up of 10 councillors representing the county's district and borough councils, with two independent co-opted members.

Councillors have since voted to abolish the council entirely, replacing the county and seven district councils with two new unitary authorities from 2020 as it tries to get a grip on its financial future.

28 of the 33 borough leaders are indirectly elected through the borough councils, with four borough-level mayors directly elected.

Representation is worse in parliament than in local councils, with five MPs out of 650 having declared themselves as disabled.

The independent report, prepared for Leicestershire County Council, studied the effect of replacing seven district councils with one unitary council.

Of the chief rabbinates that survive today, that in Israel has a rabbinic council with two chief rabbis, one representing the Sephardic (Spanish) rite, the other the Ashkenazi (German).

"The hotel will provide the council with two months' notice of any proposed variation of this position," the council added.

Charles X Gustav's will and testament left the administration of the Swedish Empire during Charles XI's minority to a regency led by Queen Dowager Hedwig Eleonora as both formal regent and chair of a six-member Regency Council with two votes and a final say over the rest of the council.

Under the plans, the 26-member council with four lay members would be replaced by a 15-place council with eight outside members including the chairman, who would be Lord Patten for the first five years.

A 26-member council, with four lay members, would have been replaced by a 15-place council, with eight outside members including the chairman, who would be the university chancellor, Lord Patten, for the first five years.

In December 1999 -- after one year without inspections in Iraq -- Resolution 1284 (1999) was adopted by the Council with four abstentions.