Sentence examples for mayors which from inspiring English sources

Tony Blair's localism speech in 1997 at least offered elected mayors, which he half-heartedly introduced.

Another group, Climate Mayors, which claims 385 members, has rallied in defense of the Paris agreement.

This includes a seat on a "cabinet of mayors" which would give elected mayors a direct route to David Cameron and other senior ministers.

Even people with short memories will remember the Labour and coalition governments' attempts to introduce mayors which, with the exception of London, largely failed.

The report commissioned by the mayors, which was prepared by IHS Global Insight, said that even as the recovery continued to take hold there was an "uncomfortably high" 30 percent chance that the United States could slide back into recession.

I cited evidence that DHS was on the 18-member conference call of mayors, which Oakland Mayor Jean Quan alluded to in an interview with the BBC on 15 November, and my source was Wonkette on 15 November.

He has been busy promoting his book, "Mayor," which became available to the public on January 31st.

By now, the Portland model has lasted beyond Mr. Adams's term as mayor, which ended in 2012.

Axelrod recalled the election, in 1979, of Jane Byrne, Chicago's first female mayor, which he wrote about for the Tribune.

But these traits are more transferable to being a mayor, which is more administrative, than to being president.

Council ordinances are subject to veto by the mayor, which may be overridden by a two-thirds majority vote.