You can't resign in protest from these councils, because these councils don't even exist anymore!
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On Trump's business councils: Elon Musk is departing the White House councils he was serving on.
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" On CEOs ditching Trump's business councils: "I personally think it was a mistake that the councils were disbanded.
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When Trump loses talented executives on councils, or even disbands councils, he increasingly isolates himself from alternative views.
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"The system is thus forcing councils to be at their riskiest," argues Simon Edwards of the County Councils Network.
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They obviously had removed themselves from some of these tech councils and other councils that Trump was involved with.
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Trump's statements led to a wave of CEO resignations from his advisory councils and on Wednesday, Trump abruptly dissolved the councils.
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That prompted several members of Trump's advisory councils to announce their resignations, which caused Trump to eventually dissolve the councils entirely.
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The Local Government Association (LGA), which represents 371 councils across England and Wales, predicts that councils will be forced to sell off 88,000 homes.
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Democracy advocates swept 87 percent of the seats on neighborhood councils in those elections and took control of 17 of the territory's 18 councils.
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Previous legislative proposals have considered the idea of district-level councils of women in the community as checks on the power of tribal councils.
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While the fate of many participatory councils remains uncertain, this recognition by the Court may help supporters of the councils to advocate for their survival.
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"If you want to advocate for solutions, you have to fight for majorities in the local city councils, municipal councils, states, and so on," he explained.
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They keep a tight hold on the country through Cuban-style Councils of Citizen Power, which have taken over some of the functions of elected municipal councils.
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But it is not possible to amend the constitution without holding elections for local district councils, because the councils select delegates to a loya jirga, or constitutional convention.
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Only six of the 20 councils with the biggest increases in care orders won a "good" or "outstanding" billing, compared with a dozen of the 20 councils with the greatest decreases.
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His bill's second flaw stacks these management councils with anti-monument voices from state and local government, then requires federal land managers to "adhere to the management plan" the councils create.
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" — Senator Kamala Harris, a Democrat "Am departing presidential councils.
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In Norway, for example, the representation of women in municipal councils has been linked to greater childcare coverage, while in India, women-led village councils were more likely to invest in drinking water.
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Last year it gave 600,000 pounds - about 1 percent of what it costs councils to clear up gum litter - to the Chewing Gum Action Group, which works on the problem with local councils.
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Unfortunately, this year, even more councils are following their lead.
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Some councils have been buying up assets outside their boundaries.
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Councils are not the only ones in the firing line.
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This is when we need councils to get behind us.
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The region's ten councils have coughed up for the shelters.
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Yet we slap them into disciplinary councils and excommunicate them.
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In the 1950s councils put up 150,000 dwellings a year.
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City councils often use similar processes for their own lines.
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"Great to see councils doing this," wrote one Twitter user.
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We were invited to churches, invited to form multifaith councils.
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Local provisional councils form the basis for representation and legitimacy.
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Trump announced he was disbanding both councils unexpectedly on Wednesday.
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The councils are not just a tool of the left.
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But another big part of the problem is local councils.
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He has established councils to study European integration and China.
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He has participated in a panoply of councils and commissions.
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The UNP took control of 42 councils and SLFP 10.
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Among the 10 regional economic development councils established by Gov.
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It works a bit like Lunchr, but for works councils.
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But the councils are putting everybody in the same boat.
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Trump then disbanded the councils before they could fully dissolve.
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None of these immigrants were elected to city councils. Gov.
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Additionally, the president chairs the national security and state councils.
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Bertolini was not a member of either of those councils.
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Most presidents of councils, they usually have a limited life.
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Hong Kong has 18 district councils, representing 452 separate constituencies.
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The departures prompted Trump to eventually dissolve the councils entirely.
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The academy also consulted the Federation of State Humanities Councils.
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And city councils have a lot to do with it.
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School boards, city councils, mayor, maybe Congress in certain districts.
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Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg posted something on Monday, and more than a half dozen CEOs have abandoned President Donald Trump's advisory councils since the weekend; Trump eliminated two of the councils as a result.
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The memo came to light hours after Trump announced he was disbanding two White House business advisory councils on the heels of an exodus of CEOs from those councils because of the president's comments.
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Whitehall gives out grants to councils in such a way that almost eliminates any extra revenue (in the form of additional council tax, say) that councils could earn by allowing more development, says Mr Hilber.
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Brave found that nearly all UK Councils permit at least one company to learn about the behavior of people visiting their sites, finding that a full 409 Councils exposed some visitor data to private companies.
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Services covers everything else, from organising councils' payrolls to cleaning hospitals.
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Planning departments have shed staff following deep cuts to councils' budgets.
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And we compared that to the performance of Conservative-controlled councils.
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Councils are forbidden from using their capital budgets to fund services.
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Councils are also vulnerable to a downturn in the property market.
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The fear is that some councils might have become over-exuberant.
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The problem facing the visitors' councils is not money but manpower.
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State officials known as kayyums were appointed to run the councils.
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Even with a wider mandate, the councils will have limited resources.
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Those councils taking more children into care tended to score worse.
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The government has promised councils £73m ($100m) to fund the legislation.
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There have been dozens of commissions, boards, councils, working groups, etc.
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Last year councils put up 4,000 homes, the most since 19303.
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Courts, not city councils or voters, decide questions of constitutional interpretation.
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Alone among school subjects, it is still set by those councils.
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The exact number will be decided in consultation with local councils.
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The president has had a rocky past with previous business councils.
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It will be up to local councils to make it work.
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Bullus's innovation goes some way to helping local councils save money.
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The councils are lobbying the central government to change the law.
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And Mr. Musk said he was quitting two presidential advisory councils.
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That's probably why China left the councils open to free elections.
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The Magnuson-Stevens Act succeeds because it works through regional councils.
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Puzder added the councils are also working on very important initiatives.
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These members belong to more than 210,2000 local councils, or chapters.
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The filing covers the national organization but excludes its local councils.
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Business leaders bailed on Trump's advisory councils, so he disbanded them.
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In Moscow, though, the races for 125 district councils have attracted a collection of fresh faces running on independent or opposition tickets, seeking to unseat incumbents from councils that are responsible for local spending and infrastructure.
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Rajapaksa's Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP) won control of 25.36 local councils out of a total 73 while Wickremasinghe's centre-right United National Party (UNP) took 27 councils and the rest were split among other parties.
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Rajapaksa's Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP) won control of 231 local councils out of a total 340 while Wickremasinghe's center-right United National Party (UNP) took 34 councils and the rest were split among other parties.
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And money is tight: austerity measures mean local councils are getting less cash from central government; the LGA reckons that between 2015 and 2020, councils will have lost three-quarters of their core central government funding.
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The voting on Thursday was to elect mayors of six new city regions, as well as around 4,800 seats on local councils — all of the councils in Scotland and Wales, and more than 30 in England.
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"We still don't see town councils, city councils allocating the budget that is necessary to put the protections in place to prevent these kinds of attacks," Allan Liska, author of the Recorded Future report, told VICE News.
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Sunday's nationwide municipal polls will elect 5,568 mayors and renew town councils.
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These conflicts make up the majority of cases overseen by Sharia councils.
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The white paper contains measures to force councils to allow more construction.
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Councils are usually responsible for helping them adjust to their new lives.
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Other councils have been wondering what to do about their buildings' cladding.
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Just last week, Mulvaney disbanded all of its advisory boards and councils.
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For councils, the incentive to limit the number of plots is clear.
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" - U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross in a statement "Am departing presidential councils.
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Facebook is also working to expand the number of councils this year.
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Scottish councils offer more generous support while claimants await their first payment.
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As their funding has been cut, many councils have pruned such programmes.
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Women and marginalised groups are well represented on the 753 new councils.
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Mr Houchen must work with five Labour councils, which can be uneasy.
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Believing that they had eliminated housing shortages, councils turned to other matters.
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Those costs can vary considerably, though some councils already waive the fees.
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The answer is for schools and councils to work with Muslim leaders.
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Employers were required to set up grievance councils to investigate all complaints.
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City councils do something else: They grant privileges, or entitlements, or protections.
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It's about writing fisheries councils and pressuring the government and so on.
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There are murmurs that other councils want to hold their own votes.
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More broadly, dismantling the participatory councils undermines the stability of democratic institutions.
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The Supreme Court's recent injunction represents a partial victory for Brazil's councils.
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Each canton would be composed of councils overseen by a general assembly.
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In 2015, women were elected to municipal councils for the first time.
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African Americans accommodated Klansmen, White Citizens Councils and conservatives such as Sens.
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Results for a further 42 local councils have not yet been announced.
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The citizens' councils, designed as visions of democratic utopianism, hold little power.
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Starship's college-town fleets can bypass typical regulatory roadblocks from city councils.
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Elected as a representative by his comrades, he worked with these councils.
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Basically, historic preservation councils don't want historically preserved districts to visibly change.
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Hawaii banned the shows, as did city councils in Seattle and elsewhere.
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They are also in discussions with one of the national research councils.
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I hope the district councils will build up the Hong Kong economy.
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At stake are the city councils and mayoral spots across the country.
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All councils were previously under pro-establishment control from the 2015 elections.
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Other councils said students who choose to participate will be marked truant.
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Sonnenfeld also spoke on the decisions for CEOs to abandon Trump's councils.
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Trump then sent out a tweet, announcing the end to both councils.
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"Girl Scout cookie sales fund troops, local councils and GSUSA," it writes.
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The Local Government Act 2002 allows councils to secure borrowing with their assets.
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Workers' councils, unknown in Britain, have to be negotiated in France and Germany.
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Only one of its seven councils is a net contributor to the Treasury.
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Despite major changes to the councils, however, the crown prince's power remained untouched.
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In Manchester, most of the councils in the new authority are Labour-run.
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They gained four councils: Kingston, Richmond, South Cambridgeshire and Three Rivers, in Hertfordshire.
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Determining how much local housing was needed was the responsibility of councils themselves.
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The drubbing, losing 44 councils and 1,334 seats, was the heaviest since 1995.
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He co-ordinates activities that have historically been fragmented between competing local councils.
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The programme relies on funding from the NHS, National Lottery and local councils.
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The risk-prediction model councils use for such assessments was introduced in 1988.
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That alone will save councils at least £1.2m ($1.7m) a year, it calculated.
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Most people who approach these councils are women seeking a religiously sanctioned divorce.
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Just one year later, more than 125 Girl Scout councils held cookie sales.
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They've won positions on city councils, as local representatives, and as district attorneys.
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Since then, the RE syllabus has been set by local religious advisory councils.
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Elon Musk said Thursday he will leave his positions on three presidential councils.
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Musk had served on councils advising Trump on business, manufacturing jobs and infrastructure.
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Uber CEO Travis Kalanick left one of Trump's business advisory councils in February.
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Last December women for the first time stood for election to local councils.
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Most CEOs stayed on his councils even though many criticized the Paris move.
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The councils were dissolved more than two years ago after their tenure ended.
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Those comments prompted several business leaders on two key economic councils to resign.
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Councils, police, and developers are closing down these spaces at an alarming rate.
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The men were hired by the state and women by the town councils.
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The councils' size and the members' competing interests make them slow to act.
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Members of various councils that advise the president have been quitting en masse.
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Tribal councils control land and determine its sale and transfer within the community.
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The government has supplied the two fishing councils with boats, motors and nets.
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To be exact, 2,743 seats are up for grabs across 124 English councils.
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Two other councils, Richmond and Tower Hamlets, said they were considering something similar.
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"The regional councils are the governor's signature economic development initiative," Ms. Axt said.
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Medicare requires nursing home administrators to listen to such councils' grievances and recommendations.
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As a result, most councils have looked to the private sector for support.
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Common lands traditionally belonged to rural communities and were controlled by village councils.
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Common lands traditionally belonged to rural communities and were controlled by village councils.
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But I personally think it was a mistake that the councils were disbanded.
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The pro-democracy bloc won control of 17 out of 18 district councils.
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District councils are elected on five-year terms, and largely handle local affairs.
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Getting the internal councils behind Home Smart was a laborious process, Töreman says.
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Rather, the remaining CEOs agreed by conference call to disband the business councils.
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So to see how the parties measure up, we looked at how many houses have been built in the metropolitan councils, district councils, unitary authorities and London boroughs controlled by Labour (the organisational structure of English local government is fiendishly complex).
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One in 2114 of the larger councils that have obligations to care for children and elderly people — about 503 councils in all — are in danger of exhausting their reserves within the next three years, according to the National Audit Office.
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Committee findings could decide the future of Sharia councils in the U.K. Committee findings could decide the future of Sharia councils in the U.K. In a time of rising Islamophobic sentiment, Muslim women find themselves at the center of a heated debate in the U.K. concerning Sharia councils as the House of Commons home affairs committee hears evidence this month in its lengthy inquiry into Sharia council practices in the country.
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Councils are increasingly unwilling to allow those with criminal records access to social housing.
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In 1980 about a third of homes were rented from councils or housing associations.
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Trump has two so-called "councils" — one on manufacturing, one on broader business issues.
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Central Valley city and county councils are not always in sync with the state.
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For a while, councils in Massachusetts, California, Hawaii, and Arizona had the highest rates.
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All of the elected indigenous band councils along Coastal GasLink's route support the company.
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Councils insist that no conflict has arisen so far, but the potential surely exists.
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Councils are allowed to raise their taxes by a maximum of 1.53% a year.
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On Wednesday, Trump disbanded two major business councils following a cascade of member resignations.
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At both of his last two tribal councils, he's been targeted by the Lesus.
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A more valuable battleground is emerging: elections for the territory's district councils in November.
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Brady said the Knights encouraged councils to contact every member before requesting their suspension.
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Councils set their own membership fees, which can vary from around $403 to $100.
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Other councils around the country are implementing similar policies, albeit with rather less gusto.
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To finance this spending spree, councils are not only dipping into their capital budgets.
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As it stands, councils can placate NIMBYish residents by deliberately underestimating future housing needs.
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With their funding being slashed, councils hope to earn some income from these redevelopments.
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Chiefs regularly testify before state legislatures and city councils on these public policy issues.
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On June 30th elections for mayors and municipal councils are meant to take place.
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Unlike Musk, however, Cook chose not to join any of the president's advisory councils.
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Other councils may find it harder than Nottingham, which has a history of municipalism.
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A huge twist led to one of the wildest tribal councils in Survivor history.
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By serving on the president's councils, bosses hoped to nudge him to deliver reform.
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For example, cities should examine the appointment process for city advisory boards and councils.
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FLN holds the majority in all elected assemblies, including parliament and local city councils.
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A few more CEOs left the President's business councils before he shut them down.
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The fact is, the government is in league with property owners and local councils.
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Over the past three decades, councils spread to a wide range of policy areas.
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The prospect of broadening their tax bases should spur councils to allow more building.
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City councils passed "droopy drawers" laws, punishing men for wearing their pants too low.
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Khap panchayats are unelected village councils comprising men of a particular clan or caste.
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Faced with the prospect of extinction, Local Councils began to drift into Nusra's orbit.
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In 2018, about 1,500 eucalyptus trees were also planted with Bali and Kumbo councils.
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Learn when and where these boards, councils, and commissions meet and physically show up.
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But local councils have been far more critical of possible environmental and community costs.
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Several executives had resigned from the president's advisory councils over the past few days.
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District councils mainly deal with noise complaints, bus stop locations and neighborhood beautification projects.
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The agencies first confirmed the end of the councils to The Hill on Tuesday.
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And we will submit it to our councils of chiefs for consideration and discussion.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: So what was your reaction, then, to the councils being dismantled?
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They call them blue ribbon councils where we take Melania -- great, great first lady.
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Going into Sunday's elections, all 18 district councils were controlled by pro-Beijing parties.
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His resignation came shortly before Trump disbanded two councils after members resigned en masse.
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A number of CEOs who were on those advisory councils attended Tuesday night's dinner.
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Before the president disbanded two business councils Wednesday afternoon, several executives had already resigned.
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Current language in Magnuson prevents the regional councils from adopting a similar management approach.
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Those comments also drove several business leaders on two key economic councils to resign.
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Nearly all of the press conference's participants serve on one of Trump's advisory councils.
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Councils are also more nervous because they're people that have to be re-elected.
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I think I was just trying to egg you into getting off the councils.
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The history of the church, after all, is the history of councils and controversies.
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Another four councils around Sydney previously quit using Roundup over possible links to cancer.
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While many large councils (serving 300,000+ people) were found exposing site visitors to what Brave describes as "extensive tracking and data collection by private companies" — with the worst offenders, London's Enfield and Sheffield City Councils, exposing visitors to 25 data collectors apiece.
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We estimate that eligible borrowing councils comprise more than 90% of all New Zealand ratepayers.
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Mr Long supported the move but, with three other councils already against, the deal failed.
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Disputes between them and Muslims are often put before "reconciliation councils", which invariably favour Muslims.
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During the unrest "Citizens' Power Councils", Cuban-style local spy networks, took notes on troublemakers.
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In 2013-17 more than a quarter of councils lost confidential data to cyber-attacks.
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Our research suggests that in absolute terms, the performance of Labour councils is indeed better.
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Councils that miss their targets may have to surrender control over planning to central government.
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This year councils are on course to invest more money than ever in such ventures.
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Yet those councils are ultimately -- and rightly -- subject to the secular laws of the state.
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Nearly half of England's local councils, including its largest cities, are holding elections (see map).
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In these local elections, 20153,374 seats on 248 councils in England are up for grabs.
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The abolition of a city-wide education authority in 1990 encouraged competition between local councils.
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The FLN holds the majority in all elected assemblies, including parliament and local city councils.
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She is the current Chair of the Family Planning Councils of America Board of Directors.
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Obviously the two councils concerned have had a discussion and have come to a conclusion.
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Brazil's participatory councils originated with the country's 19883 Constitution, written after its transition to democracy.
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By attacking the councils, Bolsonaro has challenged one of the foundations of Brazil's democratic order.
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Participatory councils are institutional venues that bring together representatives from civil society and the government.
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Participatory councils operate at all levels of government across a range of different policy sectors.
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Shuttering the councils is part of a broader step away from democratic norms in Brazil.
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City councils and county commissioners can change their money bail systems, as can state legislators.
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Republicans control the Board of Supervisors, the District Attorney's office, Sheriff, and most city councils.
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The latter's social audit includes weeks of meeting with local councils and questioning them independently.
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The biggest pitfall is managing a multiparty project and building consensus among many community councils.
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Community councils most commonly decide to use their shares for clean water projects or schools.
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Thus councils could be picking up some bargains, but they may also have drastically overpaid.
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But the CEOs who left the councils would not let Trump have the final word.
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Board of Education , when White Citizens Councils began forming across the South to oppose desegregation.
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City councils thought it would mar their skylines or perhaps be a hazard to aircraft.
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And city councils were not including local skaters in the process of design or construction.
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"Prepared food in markets have been banned by our district councils now," Malango told CNN.
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In the case, titled Western Organization of Resource Councils and Friends of the Earth v.
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Research here is funded through three major granting councils that each has a different mandate.
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Councils of male elders in villages have ordered such punishments in Bangladesh, Afghanistan, and Pakistan.
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Former British Prime Minister David Cameron helped enact penalties against city councils that promote BDS.
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French startup Leeto provides a service for French works councils, better known as comités d'entreprise.
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Tesla founder Elon Musk said he would cease advising two White House-commissioned business councils.
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And the company will assist the creation of drivers' councils and meet with them quarterly.
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For most Kohistanis these tribal councils are the first, and often final, authoritative decision-makers.
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Ms. Nieves set up citizens' councils as a way for local families to get involved.
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Last year, the government gave councils some money for services to look after fragile adults.
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The mayor arrives with her committees and councils and Styrofoam cups and real-life politics.
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Their elected band councils support the project, but most of their hereditary leaders oppose it.
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Quite to the contrary, lawsuits and removal of city councils have resulted from this initiative.
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" Trump has been harsh on the advisers who have left his councils, calling them "grandstanders.
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The agencies first confirmed the end of the councils to The Hill earlier this week.
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In early 2013, elections for provincial councils took place, giving the rebels a civilian veneer.
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Some measures already exist, but councils are hamstrung by the near-impossibility of enforcing them.
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This is the first time you have spoken publicly since the leadership councils was disbanded.
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He also relied directly on the people of the city, delegating power to neighborhood councils.
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Board of Education in 220, and councils soon sprang up in communities across the South.
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That prompted a number of CEOs serving on presidential business councils to resign in protest.
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They previously had about a quarter of the seats and controlled none of the councils.
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Shortly after, Trump tweeted that he was ending both of his administration's councils of CEOs.
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Shortly after that decision, Trump tweeted he would be disbanding his two major business councils.
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Corporate executives left his side, business councils were disbanded, and bipartisan political criticism was swift.
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Although there are no exact figures for how many sharia councils exist in the U.K — estimates range between 30 and 80 — standards vary hugely, with councils ranging from organized committees attached to larger mosques to a single scholar holed up in a drafty office.
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Trying to put a positive spin on a huge electoral defeat, Mr. Lau said that with the democrats seizing control of 17 of the city's 18 district councils — compared with none before — the opposition might find activism on councils to be an alternative to violence.
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Don't know which way Paris will go, but I've done all I can to advise directly to POTUS, through others in WH & via councils, that we remain Will have no choice but to depart councils in that case This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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And it backs candidates sympathetic to the Communist Party in elections to district councils and Legco.
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Since councils were banned from borrowing cash to build replacements, stocks of social housing fell sharply.
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Increasingly, councils have taken contracts back in-house to give them more control of their costs.
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They are also forecast to lose hundreds of seats on local councils in elections on Thursday.
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Coleman plans to write to the councils and receive feedback on the changes, the statement said.
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Both councils were moving to disband on their own when Trump made his announcement on Twitter.
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The 2% increase in the first year has allowed councils to bring in an extra £382m.
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A rise in the minimum wage will increase councils' social-care costs by an estimated £612m.
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The Tories gained control of 83 councils, including Norfolk, Warwickshire and, most unexpectedly, Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire.
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Councils argue that their financial experiments have been made necessary by their lack of other options.
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However, he began lobbying for a seat on one of the EPA's advisory councils last year.
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The associations and councils create more and more belts, devaluing any meaning that they once had.
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The new, tighter definition of a traveller gives councils a reason to supply even less land.
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City councils in places like Malibu and Seattle have already voted to ban plastic drinking straws.
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It is helping to oversee the so-called Preston Model, whereby councils buy locally where possible.
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Funding would be handled by Whitehall rather than local councils, which are struggling with miserly budgets.
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By 2010pm the day after the vote, they had won 10 councils, mainly from the Conservatives.
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Wandsworth and Westminster, two totemic Tory councils, did not fall, despite Labour's noisy campaigns in both.
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With their budgets slashed since 2010, councils have reduced the fees they pay to care homes.
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In 2017 Scotland gave local councils the power to limit rent increases on certain private tenancies.
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At first, Trump was defiant, but eventually he bowed to the inevitable by folding the councils.
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Some councils that have maintained spending have managed to buck the trend of rising care orders.
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But many bosses stayed on the councils, even in the immediate aftermath of the Charlottesville crisis.
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The groups' leadership is supposed to be determined by elections carried out by community local councils.
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Remember how Uber's (otherwise embattled) chief executive ended up leaving Trump's councils because of user backlash?
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Birmingham and Manchester cannot hope to house all their workers themselves; neighbouring councils must assist too.
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To be fair, these councils are given little incentive by central government to allow much development.
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The SCDOs that the Australian councils lost money on tended to be AA or AAA-rated.
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Moreland City Council will join other councils in pushing the country's lawmakers to change the date.
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These include ministries, councils, regulators, licensing and grant management organizations, transport authorities and social housing organizations.
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Voters will also choose members of Iran's City and Village Councils in separate elections on Friday.
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The case originally centered on illegal dealings between small city councils and a network of businesses.
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Tesla's Elon Musk publicly threatened to leave the White House advisory councils on which he sat.
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Nearly two-thirds of the state's population is indigenous, with land use determined by tribal councils.
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Not so much—a lot of councils have policies that require social infrastructure to be delivered.
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He also runs the National Security Commission and the top financial and reform decision-making councils.
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Bolsonaro's attack on participatory councils would damage Brazilian democracy, given what we know from recent research.
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Thus, the decision refuted Bolsonaro's claims that participatory councils are merely a tool of the left.
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In response, CEOs of Trump's two business councils began resigning en masse, disbanding the advisory committees.
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Councils might get rid of the barmiest rules were it not for the second problem: taxation.
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Figures just published show that councils owe the PWLB £22008bn, up from £234bn 22010 months ago.
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In rural villages across India, village councils have traditionally helped to govern and manage local disputes.
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The AKP's re-run appeal applies only to the mayoral elections, not those for municipal councils.
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Other corporate executives not on the presidential councils also issued strong statements denouncing racism and bigotry.
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Celebrity purchases influence jewelry sales, said Alistair Hewitt, the World Gold Councils director of market intelligence.
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During the summer, our local councils began hosting town hall meetings with families across the country.
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According to the documents compiled by the campaign:68% of councils said they expected food shortages.
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It also replaces provincial assemblies with councils made up of municipal leaders and led by governors.
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Census data also underpin state legislative districts and local boundaries like City Councils and school boards.
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Hong Kong's 123 district councils don't formulate policy but control public spending at the local level.
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Works councils must be informed and consulted on specific issues and can make proposals to employers.
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Across Italy, around 21,2800 city councils have partnered with the agency, to varying levels of success.
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Some councils, for example, have chosen to support unaccompanied minors, or migrants with mental health problems.
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These are decisions made from school boards and city councils all the way up to Congress.
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Mr. Zemsky said the councils collaborate with local groups who reflect the diversity of their regions.
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Even so, some experts say that councils are still staring at a $4 billion funding hole.
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Badly shaken, Qaboos quickly announced 50,000 new jobs and gave his advisory councils some additional powers.
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Or creating high school student liaisons to city councils like they have done in Quincy, Mass.
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We've seen it in movies and on TV in great councils, boiler rooms and situation rooms.
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Thirteen pro-government legislative councillors, who can also hold positions on district councils, stood for election.
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The Victory Leaders Councils are one more way that Democrats are investing in all 50 states.
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De facto referendum District councils are elected on four-year terms, and largely handle local affairs.
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Within a week, two advisory councils had disbanded, and several CEOs explicitly denounced the president's actions.
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So far, pro-democracy candidates have won 201 out of 452 seats in 18 district councils.
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Even the "elections" for village councils only include candidates who have been selected by the government.
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Robbins said he spoke with many of the CEOs while they were on the advisory councils.
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Republicans quickly lined up to rebuke the president and business leaders fled his economic advisory councils.
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So-called job security councils financed by employers help people who lose jobs find new ones.
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President Donald Trump said in a tweet Wednesday that he is disbanding his two business councils.
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Consumers and social justice advocates launched aggressive media campaigns to get CEOs to quit the councils.
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More formal or sweeping codifications of change in interpretation are generally done collectively, through ecumenical councils.
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