Sentence examples for mayors passed from inspiring English sources

On Monday, the United States Conference of Mayors passed a resolution suggesting the opposite: that the Obama administration should let the states decide this issue for themselves.

(The high turnover has historical precedent: the city's first 12 mayors passed along the title like a relay baton: all serving a combined period of just 15 years).

At midday Friday, William M. Daley, a former commerce secretary and the son and brother of Chicago mayors, passed the baton as White House chief of staff to Jacob J. Lew, the former budget director.

The resolution that the United States Conference of Mayors passed on Monday calling on President Obama and Congress to "speed up the ending" of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan was not nearly as strong as the one it passed 40 years ago, calling on President Richard M. Nixon to withdraw all American troops from Vietnam within six months.

The U.S. Conference of Mayors passed a similar resolution in June of 2011.

At its annual conference in Baltimore, the U.S. Conference of Mayors passed a resolution calling for an end to the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, saying that the money could be put to better use at home.

Until now, the back-to-tap movement has been led mostly by municipal governments, with the United States Conference of Mayors passing a resolution recently urging that city governments phase out their use of bottled water.

On Monday, the mayor passed by their City Hall rally and posed for a photograph with a resident.

Canonbury, we're told, proved a tad too pricey but goodness knows why the Mayor passed over Highbury.

And in 2012 the mayor passed landmark legislation for an office he set up to expand support for LGBT rights.

Last week, the Council, at the request of the mayor, passed a law extending the deadline from June 5, the date mentioned in the City Charter, to today.