Sentence examples for highest councils from inspiring English sources

Too often, though, presidents have excluded voices supporting civil liberties from their highest councils.

The boyars sat in the highest councils of state and assisted the prince in governing and dispensing justice.

"It's important the Australian people understand just how unacceptable their government's climate denialism is in the highest councils of global economic decision-making.

Within the highest councils of every administration there should be a respected public official whose charge it is to defend our civil liberties against all comers.

But he thought he and his colleagues had agreed that the breakthrough should be made legally, that they should agitate within the highest councils of the Church.

When the Xintangshu was finished in 1060, Ouyang was rapidly promoted to the highest councils of state, leaving a remarkable record in social, financial, and military affairs.

He is not a member of the Politburo, the highest council of the Chinese government.

It charges the highest council tax (residential-property tax) in England 41% above the average for metropolitan areas.

It is discouraging that at the highest council table, the conversations whould be on the lowest level.

By E. B. White The New Yorker, May 4 , 1946P. 17 It is discouraging that at the highest council table, the conversations whould be on the lowest level.

Mr. Mekki met on Sunday with the Supreme Council of the Judiciary, the highest council overseeing the Egyptian courts, to discuss the issue, and there were signs that he may have had some influence.