Sentence examples for join councils from inspiring English sources

Lots of women thought, "if I can get up and talk to thousands of people at public meetings I can go on to other things", and went on to join councils or political groups.

Members of the National Union of Teachers (NUT) are due to join council workers, health workers and civil servants across England and Wales for a one-day stoppage on 10 July.

The new deal will see a management firm selected by Ms Morris from the Department for Education and Employment's approved list, which will join council staff in a radical reform of the service.

He's joined councils, clubs, and community boards.

He joins council members Roger Berliner (D-Potomac-Bethesda), Marc Elrich (D-At Large), Nancy Floreen (D-At Large) and Craig Rice (D-Upcounty) as possible contenders.

No doubt, most, if not all, of the CEOs invited to join these councils jumped at the chance.

Hillingdon and Ealing councils have joined Camden council, which says 215 homes face being demolished to allow Euston station to be reconstructed.

She will join the council's Independent group.

All have applied to join the council as observers, as have Italy and the EU.

Mr. Birch wanted to join the council after a friend told him about an opportunity for teenagers to work as ushers.

Earlier this week it emerged he may join the council without having to kneel before the Queen, as is customary.