Sentence examples for form of council from inspiring English sources

This, he says, will improve transparency "and, in turn, lead to a more consultative and democratic form of council control".

Do they really - no, really - want to throw that away by embarking on a new form of council finance which will have losers as well as winners?

In both cases the decision is presented as that of some form of council.

And so the right course for us is working through our partners and with our own resources to identify responsible parties within Syria, organize them, bring them together in a — in a form of — of — if not government, a form of — of council that can take the lead in Syria, and then make sure they have the arms necessary to defend themselves.

Worker representation [0/1] – Indicator specifying for each firm whether an institutionalized worker representation on a legal basis (e. g. in the form of work councils, staff councils etc).

Anti-establishment movements are more in the form of city council public appeals than angry, organized protests.

But a plan to hold a meeting of some form of representative council on Thursday has been delayed amid complaints that some tribal and political groups were being overlooked.

Western diplomats said the resolution would be legally binding and would stipulate that if Syria failed to abide by the terms, the Security Council would take measures under Chapter 7 of the United Nations Charter, the strongest form of a council resolution.

Make it "the few rituals that respect … and that put …" Western diplomats said the resolution would be legally binding and would stipulate that if Syria fails to abide the terms, the Security Council would take measures under Chapter VII of the United Nations Charter, the strongest form of a council resolution.

Politicians are now at the helm of innovative institutional arrangements, typically in the form of regulatory councils that encompass pre-existing independent agencies.

Many of these have taken the form of 'stewardship councils' and 'sustainability roundtables' and have been designed around a set of institutional features seeking to establish legitimacy, fend off possible criticism, and 'sell' certifications to potential users.