Sentence examples for real council from inspiring English sources

The real Council, in July, passed the bill by a vote of 46-to-2.

Except for the last part, all this was not so unlike what happens in a real council gathering.

An associate professor of political science at Hunter College, she said that over the last six years, she had noticed that the students "are even better behaved than the real Council members might be".

For the last ten years we have seen a real terms council tax cut here in Eastleigh.

President Najibullah, the Soviet-backed leader who ruled in the late 1980's and early 1990's, filled the last real grand council, in 1987, with members of his People's Democratic Party of Afghanistan.

He said the party had delivered on real terms council tax cuts, new apprenticeships and economic regeneration schemes, adding that these were "things where people can trust the record of action of the Lib Dems locally and our promise of more".

Consejo real, Spanish royal council, medieval Spanish advisory council consisting of nobles and church prelates.

In 1386 John I, responding to the demands of the Cortes, included representatives of the three estates (consisting of the nobility, the church, and the towns) in the royal council (consejo real) where they could regularly monitor royal policy.

He said that real cuts in council services look inevitable.

Balloons are biodegradable and there is no scientific evidence of any real problem, the council told lawmakers.

"All in all, the possibility for serious disorder in Luton on the 5th February is real," the Borough Council wrote, in a letter to Theresa May, the Home Secretary.