Sentence examples for post councils from inspiring English sources

In 1847, Congress passed a law transferring the control over post chaplains from the post councils to the Secretary of War, giving the Secretary of War the authority to require a chaplain to accompany their post's troops into the field whenever a majority of the troops were deployed.

The multi-stakeholder engagement of facility supervisors and providers, male and female community members, facility and health post community councils, community leaders, NGO managers, CBHC coordinators, provincial directorates in the execution of the action plan promoted community solidarity and shared vision to enhance the quality of service delivery.

An information leaflet, summarising the budget and the level of police council tax per valuation band, will be sent by post to council tax payers at the end of February.

And currently at least 15 major school districts have vacancies in their top leadership post, the council said.

We also need to address the role of councillors in post-mayoral councils, yet we hear not a word.

As a result, by the count of Conservative ministers in London the post of council leader (chosen from among the 70 elected local councillors after deal-making among the dominant party blocks) has changed hands seven times in the past ten years, though this is disputed by the current council bosses.

Proposals include making the post of council chief executive redundant.

The new role will replace the post of council leader, following a referendum last year.

Ms Ritchie said her party has widely advertised and has been encouraging candidates across all sections to apply for posts in councils and the assembly.

At around the same time, Taraki left his post as Council of Ministers chairman and Amin was elected his successor.

The immediate future of a post-Film Council world is only now coming into focus.