Sentence examples for functioning council from inspiring English sources

But the city still does not have a functioning council, let alone the hotels or roads to cope with the millions of tourists expected to arrive next year.

The government can probably limp through to the next general election without a functioning advisory council.

"We have to move forward and get a functioning labor council".

He has allowed the public discussion for the sake of transparency, he said, a function council members are quick to cite when asked about their future role.

For example the towns of San Rafael de Velasco, San Miguel de Velasco, Santa Ana de Velasco and San Ignacio de Velasco have functioning town councils (cabildos), and the caciques and the sexton still retain their capacities.

For example, the Dutch 'Participation by clients of Care Institutions Act ('Wet Medezeggenschap Cliënten Zorginstellingen; WMCZ)' mandates every healthcare organization to have a functioning client advisory council; a board whose members are recruited from the users of the organization and who will represent them [ 4].

The machinery of government continued to function, as councils and synods met as customary during Edward's reign, at Kirtlington in Oxfordshire after Easter 977, and again at Calne in Wiltshire the following year.

"A workers council is absolutely necessary, if it actually functions as a council for the welfare of the company.

An appeal court in Aix-en-Provence upheld the original ruling from a year ago, when the airline had been charged with avoiding paying payroll and other taxes, as well as preventing workplace councils from functioning and hampering employees' access to unions.

Another matter of concern was the abuse of the library for any function the council saw fit.

Several councils without a corporate account still use Twitter for specific functions: the council of the Isles of Scilly, for example, uses one to promote its weddings and civil partnerships service.