Examples of 'town councillors' in a sentence
Meaning of "town councillors"
Town councillors are elected or appointed officials who serve as representatives of the local community within a town or small municipality. They are responsible for making decisions, setting policies, and addressing the needs and concerns of the town residents. Town councillors typically work together as a governing body to manage the affairs of the town
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Mayor and town councillors were invited.
Disappeared from the list of town councillors.
Eighteen town councillors are elected.
Percentage of women elected as town councillors.
Elected town councillors.
The proposal was accepted by unanimity of all the town councillors.
The proportion of woman town councillors almost doubled.
Despite this increase the party failed to gain any town councillors.
Women town councillors.
The organization at that time was controlled by a committee of boatmen and town councillors.
We need town councillors.
The issue of a bypass for Leonberg has still not been resolved by town councillors.
The town councillors refused to give the angry demonstrators a permit because they feared violence.
Unanimous agreements reached by the Oliana town councillors also reject the route in question.
These are just a preliminary assessment made by the Town Councillors.
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I hope our town Councillors will take the right decision.
In short, their ideal was not perceptibly different from that of our modern town councillors.
Women town councillors Women mayors.
He is as beautiful as a weathercock, remarked one of the Town Councillors.
All Town Councillors should have allegiance to their electorate first.
There are five wards each electing five town councillors thus 25 town councillors in all.
The Town Councillors immediately saw a glimmer of hope with this suggestion.
During the mysteries of Bacchus, the town councillors themselves headed the popular rejoicings.
The third group was composed of the Algerian pro-France officials, including town councillors.
He and the Town Councillors are clearly delighted with the good figures.
Wyesham is a community electoral ward to Monmouth Town Council, electing four town councillors.
Five of the eighteen town councillors are elected from the North and North West wards.
All of the party 's city councillors are elected town councillors on Morley Town Council.
The Network of Women Town Councillors comprised women officials from the different towns.
The town also has a community council, Pembroke Dock Town Council, comprising sixteen town councillors.
Historically, city or town councillors elected one of their own as mayor, or chairman.
Highness, please listen to the New Town councillors.
In France, town councillors are the electors of the Senate.
At the local level Lampeter is represented by 14 town councillors on Lampeter Town Council.
Town councillors have nothing to hide . ”.
They have 7 town councillors.
Eight of the 13 are either current county or Town Councillors.
The town councillors perform the dance in front of the town hall at 12.00 hours.
Among them are 28 leaders of the Democratic Society Party, twelve mayors and two town councillors.
Three District & Town Councillors were elected in 1 of 3 wards.
In the local elections of 1999 the party gained three town councillors.
In France, 95 % of elected representatives are town councillors.
On 26 October elections were held to choose governors, mayors, deputies, town councillors and aldermen.
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This town seems to have a hell of a lot of it
I will go down town for a bit then
A town full of drunks getting skin cancer
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Regional presidents and councillors were also elected
Councillors should use more appropriate language
The neighbourhood councillors in turn elect a president
