Sentence examples for position of council from inspiring English sources
And so the politicking for the position of Council speaker is under way.
Such unofficial quota systems are easier to justify when you have 26 jobs to distribute, as Mr Barroso did though even so the commission boasts just nine women.The Merkel methodFinding a woman for the position of council president is a tougher task, but not impossible.
The commission decided that the comptroller should focus on fiscal matters, which led to the notion that the position of Council president, renamed public advocate in 1993, would focus on service issues, providing both a countervailing voice against a strong mayor and another opportunity for women and minorities to seek citywide office.
The position of council leader will be ratified at the full council meeting on 16 May.
The parties said they will remain separate and approach each topic on an issue-by-issue basis, but will form an administration with the Liberal Democrats taking the position of council leader, and Brentwood First taking the deputy leader's role.
In March 2010 it was revealed that Lutfur had achieved his position of council leader with the backing of IFE and large sums of council money had been diverted to IFE front organisations.
This is the agreed position of the council of ministers, which Britain had opposed.
On July 14th there was a deadly suicide-attack at his funeral.In the realm of Afghan politics Mr Karzai's position of provincial council chief is a relatively lowly one.
The 81-year-old leader - who handed interim power to his brother, Raúl, after undergoing surgery in July 2006 - said in a letter, published on the site of the official state newspaper, Granma: "I communicate to you that I will not aspire to or accept... the position of president of council of state and commander in chief".
"As a matter of fact, it strengthens the position of the Arctic Council on the global scene".
But, but I have no position of the governing council on whether or not we are calling for an European rating agency.
