Sentence examples for original council from inspiring English sources

The original council tax bands – using 1991 valuations – have never been changed.

Probably transformed from an original council of the nobility, it was a relic of the predemocratic period.

Lord Harewood, a member of the original council, was still incredulous when he told me how the decision to drop the play came to be made.

But if that council member instead opts to run again for his or her original Council seat, the maximum is $2,750 — meaning that any contributions above that would have to be returned.

But if that council member instead chooses to run again for his or her original Council seat, the maximum is $2,750 — meaning that any contributions above that would have to be returned.

There will be 75 seats for members of the original council, 55 for members of the Local Co-ordinating Committees (the bodies that have been organising protests across Syria) and 20 each for the Muslim Brotherhood, for signatories of the Damascus Declaration of 2005, for independents and for Kurds.

It is equal in size to the original, the council said, and it weighs a ton.

Access is improved in a way that will enhance the experience of wandering the rambling concrete landscape of terraces and walkways, staircases and undercrofts – in a spirit that has won the blessing of the Southbank's Centre's original London County Council architects.

Even if the rules of engagement are now sufficiently robust to allow UN troops to defend themselves, there is no appetite for restoring the original security council goal of disarming Hizbullah, which sparked the war with its raid on Israel on July 12.

The original county council's responsibility for services within the majority of the conurbation were curtailed and association with the historic shire was for ceremonial purposes only.

The original city council line-up of 14 members (nine district-based and five at-large positions) was based on a U.S. Justice Department mandate which took effect in 1979.