Sentence examples for separate council from inspiring English sources

The chief city of the county is Dundee, which constitutes a separate council area.

They threatened to establish a separate council with the villagers' support.

Prior to the meeting, civil servants from relevant departments will also have their own separate council.

Participants no longer hop between separate council teams for benefits, employment and housing support, but instead work with a dedicated Gateway caseworker who coordinates across council services.

Although science policy is a power reserved to London, university funding has long been administered by a separate council, which now answers to the Scottish government.

Run as a non-profit co-operative, it now operates three solar projects on separate council estates across the London borough.

No. 806 "Affirming the Roles of Early Childhood Care and Development Council and the Council for the Welfare of Children" which confirmed the existence and roles of two distinct and separate Councils with oversight on children's concerns.

Delivered through a separate, council-owned company, these dwellings would have conventional council rents and secure tenancies and could potentially be exempt from right-to-buy.

Commonsense says we need to revisit the idea of either creating single councils for these areas or "metropolitan" counties (first tried in 1974 and abolished by Thatcher) so that separate councils can share strategic powers and yes, if they want, an elected mayor.

It is an umbrella organization that brings together separate councils devoted to dance, theater, instrumental and choral music as well as a cappella music.

He described the "super council" as "a tier over the separate councils with a link to government" with "no extra cost and no extra politicians".