Sentence examples for sort of council from inspiring English sources
Discussion then moved on to what should be done to thwart it.We have the technologyAs a sort of council of elders for the internet, the IETF has plenty of soft power.
"Having said that, a community bid means it is the community and the city and local businesses, and you would have various partners and some sort of council involvement and central funding from government.
In the U.S., should a sort of council of elders be established in Washington, serving staggered terms, to minimize political rigging?
If, on the other hand, a sort of council of elders takes over, Antonio thinks the Mafia will be able to dust itself off and get back to worming its way into all facets of Quebec society.
If, on the other hand, a sort of council of elders takes over, Nicaso thinks the Mafia will be able to dust itself off and get back to worming its way into all facets of Quebec society.
"I think what chav porn represents is the sort of council estate, girl next door kind of thing," says William Batchelor, PR for the TV network Television X. "People in the UK are drawn to it because you don't see that in any other country".
He had a great chemistry with the players and also with sort of the council, and we really respected him.
That sort of powerful council could overcome the bureaucratic and philosophical divisions that have hindered reconstruction planning, the advisers contend.
All the grown-up members of the community constitute a sort of family council, whose advice must be regularly asked in matters of importance.
Mr. Wang was a permanent member of the central commission of advisers to the Chinese Communist Party, a sort of "elders council" established by Deng Xiaoping in 1982, until its abolition in the early 1990's.
Jerusalem, he would explain passionately, held the two sections of the West Bank together; it was part of the Palestinian collective memory, every stone had its tale.He would keep the city united, with the Israeli and Palestinian sectors run by separate municipalities but with many concerns the environment, sewerage, roads—shared in some sort of higher council.
