Sentence examples for set up councils from inspiring English sources

Among the criticisms levelled against the bill, Trickett has denounced it as a "dictatorship", offering the pretence of devolution in a stunt to set up councils to take the blame for cuts.

In the anarchist-controlled areas, Aragón and Catalonia, in addition to the temporary military success, there was a vast social revolution in which the workers and peasants collectivised land and industry and set up councils parallel to the paralyzed Republican government.

Roads are being secured, clinics and schools opened, courts and local councils set up.

At the national level, several countries have set up bioethics councils or commissions, including the President's Council on Bioethics in the United States, the Det Etiske Råd (Danish Council of Ethics) in Denmark, and the Comité Consultatif National d'Ethique (National Consultative Bioethics Committee) in France.

Demonstrating the effectiveness of the councils is the most powerful tool of persuasion to other communities to set up such councils.

Only 1,950 new strips of land have been set up by councils in the past two years.

In Tikrit, militants have set up military councils to run the towns they captured, residents said.

He also encouraged them to set up parish councils, which are not mandatory, to advise pastors on nonfinancial matters.

The bill that was passed on Friday requires that such shared schools set up building councils to allocate space and monitor conflict.

There is a need to mirror the current set up within councils, which has emerged through years of dealing with transactional support of care home and domiciliary placements.

In an effort to soothe long-standing disputes between charter schools and the traditional public schools they share space with, the legislation would also require schools to set up building councils to monitor conflict.