Sentence examples for later council from inspiring English sources

With her encouragement, Murphy set up a petition seeking local support that was signed by entire families – five Weirs, nine Grimwoods, innumerable Murphys – finally gathering 1,000 signatures, according to a later council evaluation.

Many conversations about the potential games' cost to LA are to come later, council members said.

At a later council meeting, Segal threatened a recall campaign if the city didn't resolve the lawsuit within 120 days.

"Now I am going to bring it up at a later council meeting to let the people decide". Vice Mayor Wallace Edgerton and Councilwoman Jan Hall dissented.

However, subsequent scrutiny of city and state law found that such powers rested largely with the mayor, who could either declare a local state of emergency (subject to later council approval) or seek a more sweeping proclamation from the governor.

About a decade later, council salaries were bumped up again after voters paved the way for a court consolidation that pushed municipal judges' pay to the level of Superior Court jurists.

The later councils are viewed as having clarified and explicated, but not altered, the teachings of the earlier councils.

Subsequently, some of the canons were included in the canons of later councils, including the Council of Nicaea (325).

Roman Catholic teaching, which was developed during the Middle Ages and supported by later councils and popes such as Paul VI, applies Aristotelian categories to explain the mystery of Christ's literal presence in the sacramental bread and wine.

The sacred literature, transmitted orally, was first systematized in a council at Patna about the end of the 4th century bce, of which little can be said, and again in two later councils at Mathura (early 3rd century ce) and Valabhi.

Later councils, like that at Carthage (397 CE), affirmed those books that had already gained wide acceptance.