Sentence examples for its councils from inspiring English sources

Since there was no land to speak of, it had no feudal system, yet its councils handed down orders like holy writ.

Perhaps that is why it has becomes my thesis that the Republicans are less the party of Goldwater, and more the party of Watergate--and this not despite the operational ascendecy of the conservative movement in its councils but in some sense because of it.

New South Wales will be talking about the future shape of its councils for a while to come.

Christianity therefore began to make, through its councils and creeds, theologians and scholars, some attempts at definitive descriptions of what it is to be human.

Thus, when in 1931 the National Government was formed, Churchill, though a supporter, had no hand in its establishment or place in its councils.

The all-encompassing P.L.O. has lost its representative status; the aging factions that still sit in its councils have little, if any, extensions inside or outside Palestine.

Norwich City Council is to freeze its council tax next year, it has been announced.

Ms Whittaker said the government should look again at its council funding formula and if it "gave Birmingham its fair share" such cuts would not be necessary.

A Cardiff Council spokesperson said it budgeted to collect over 98% of its council tax bill with the "target consistently met".

Next year it intends to earmark 0.5% (about £400,000) of its council tax increase for culture.

Birmingham voted to keep its council.