Sentence examples for elect councillors from inspiring English sources

Northern Ireland will elect councillors on Thursday for 11 new 'super councils', which take the place of the current 26 from April 2015.

Brazilian voters head to the polls on Sunday to elect councillors and mayors in more than 5,500 towns and cities.

Voters go to the polls on Thursday 3 May to elect councillors, mayors and London Assembly members and in some cities to decide whether to have directly elected mayors in the future.

As people in the city prepare to elect councillors for a third of Bradford's seats on 3 May, political parties have told the BBC their views on the issues.

Local people also elect councillors to district councils or to unitary authorities.

They also elect councillors to Somerset County Council and one of the three District Councils which cover the area, Taunton Deane, West Somerset or Sedgemoor.

By a leader who is an elected councillor chosen by a vote of the other elected councillors.

The largest single political gain by the BNP in recent history -11 elected councillors - occurred in Barking and Dagenham during last year's local elections.

The campaign still has elected councillors.

This starts with reforming working conditions for elected councillors.

He wants new guidelines to stop elected councillors operating "municipal foreign and defence policies".