Some examples to look for include someone who regularly spends time with God, who attends church regularly and serves the local body of Christ with their gifts.
For more than a decade, police in Kenya have been named as the most corrupt institution in the country by the local body of global anti-corruption watchdog Transparency International.
The Curia originated in the local body of presbyters (priests), deacons (lower order of clergy), and notaries (lower clerics with secretarial duties) upon which, like other bishops in their own dioceses, the early bishops of Rome relied for help.
Lake Minneola, one of the local bodies of water now at risk.
SDS would recruit other fellow student-citizens to probe into the local body politic of national campuses with simple penetrating questions: "Do you understand why we are fighting in Viet Nam? Do you think leaking toxics from a factory into community water supply is acceptable?
"They're talking about devolution of power to the local bodies when we don't have a Parliament," said Asma Jehangir, a lawyer and human rights leader whose father was a member of Parliament who spent four years in prison under two previous military governments.
The Board of Trustees was the primary local body of government responsible for the development and administration of Louisville prior to 1828.
Thanks to local bodies of the state authority, every summer the children go free of charge to a recreation resort, in order to relax, gain strength and get new impressions.
In a similar vein, one Minneapolis resident is hoping to rename Lake Calhoun -- a local body of water named for former South Carolina Sen. John C. Calhoun, "who dedicated himself to preserving white supremacy and slavery, and helped lead the push for southern secession and civil war," according to the petition.
For most of 1999 a battle pitted the Irish Stock Exchange and its business allies, who supported the status quo, against a local body of fund managers, who wanted full disclosure of individual pay packages.
