Sentence examples for exercise council from inspiring English sources

(Last November, the exercise council, which certifies personal trainers, began offering a specialization in functional training).

As well as sparking this unseemly inter-generational outburst, what also comes out of the meeting is a creeping realisation that as a money-saving exercise, council tax reduction is totally counterproductive.

Dr. Christine Lawless, a chairwoman of the American College of Cardiology's Sports and Exercise Cardiology Council, was a competitive figure skater until she was in her late 40s.

Some people perceive the way Burbank City Council selects the city's mayor and vice mayor as a trust-building exercise between council members, but others see it as an unfair way to pick the city's top representatives.

Steve McNamara, general secretary of the LTDA said the fines were "absolute tosh" and a public relations and money raising exercise from the council.

"But I fear this change has already met with huge public opposition and efforts to engage communities will have to be immense for the region to meet its targets; another costly exercise for the council to bear".

Members of the former are directly elected to a five-year term, while members of the latter, who also serve a five-year term, can be either selected by state councils or directly elected if state councils exercise the option to hold an election.

Research questions were: ' Do client councils exercise their rights to be consulted and to give their consent?' and ' What is the role of client councils in the process of measuring clients' experiences with the CQ-index and what is their opinion about the CQ-index?' Postal questionnaires were sent to members of 1,540 client councils of Dutch nursing homes and residential care facilities.

Although these councils exercise broad legislative powers, they are controlled by the central government.

A directly elected president and an executive council exercised the executive power.

Many councils exercise their powers to force people to sell their houses to pay for their dementia care.