Sentence examples for designated council from inspiring English sources

Passengers disembarked the Enter Air charter flight shielded from the media and were welcomed in a private area before boarding coaches to travel to their designated council districts.

The lodge chief is the elected youth leader, the lodge advisor is a BSA adult volunteer appointed by the Scout Executive, and the lodge staff advisor is the council Scout executive or his designated council professional Scouter.

The estates met regularly in the Diet, which designated the council.

The 16th arrondissement of Paris has only around 2.5% of its properties designated as council housing, far short of the 20% required by law.

For the nimbys, the elephant in the architects' plans was a certain shaded area running parallel to the avenue designated for council housing.

Thereafter, in Muslim states, shūrā variously designated a council of state, or advisers to the sovereign, a parliament (in modern times), and in certain Arab states a court of law with jurisdiction over claims made by citizens and public officials against the government.

The legislation would let the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, which mostly oversees economic matters in the power business, designate the council to set enforceable regulations.

Water quality will be monitored at certified beaches, he said, and if they no longer meet E.P.A. standards, the Blue Wave flag that designates the council's certification must be taken down.

The inter-city routes are as follows: Arad has, since its inception in 1962, been under the governance of a regional council and local council, before being designated as a city council in 1995.

A significant turning point for Woodstock came in 2007 when the Cape Town council designated the area as a priority urban development zone (UDZ) for urban upgrades, a mechanism designed to support the growth of the CBD eastwards.

The final authority would rest with a redevelopment agency designated by the council, he said.