Sentence examples for executive councillor from inspiring English sources

Kevin Price, Cambridge's executive councillor for housing, says there are currently 240 homes in the city sitting empty.

Patricia Bradwell, Lincolnshire's executive councillor for children's services, says school governing bodies must consult the public on any decision to become academies.

Tim Ward, the executive councillor for planning, told the Cambridge News: "We are following national guidelines as requested by the emergency services.

"Accordia does have a coherence," said Tim Ward, Cambridge's executive councillor for housing, "which we wouldn't want to see ruined by ramshackle extensions here and there".

"It is a weekend I will remember my whole life," says Sonia Wehsely, who – as the city of Vienna's executive councillor for social affairs and public health – was ultimately responsible for the Austrian capital's response.

George Owers, the executive councillor for finance and resources in Cambridge, said: "There is such a risk hanging over our head that making sure our tax base is maintained is a sound thing to do.

The first was composed of executive councillors, appointed, as before, by the crown.

Now, provided that there is no objection from scrutiny committees, 11 executive councillors take all the decisions apart from those on planning and licensing matters.

Sitting in committee meetings, poring over documents produced by the officers and executive councillors we are meant be holding to account is probably not the best way to scrutinise a council and its partners.

Another of Ford's executive team, Councillor Jaye Robinson, told the Toronto Star it would probably be up to the City Council to move to strip Ford of his mayoral powers or drive him out with massive budget cuts.

This will be another bloody talking shop where quangos, unions, chief executives, advisers, councillors, academics and university chiefs will all gather at the public expense to tell the government what they and we already know.