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单词 council
释义
council
(knsəl )
Word forms: councils
1. countable noun B2
A council is a group of people who are elected to govern a local area such as a city or, in Britain, a county.
...Cheshire County Council.
The city council has voted almost unanimously in favour.
...David Ward, one of just two Liberal Democrats on the council.
...reports of local council meetings.
Synonyms: committee, governing body, board, panel  
2. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun]
Council houses or flats are owned by the local council, and people pay rent to live in them. [British]
There is a shortage of council housing.
Council tenants around the country are planning a mass lobby of Parliament.
3. countable noun [with singular or plural verb, usu in names]
Council is used in the names of some organizations.
...the National Council for Civil Liberties.
...the Arts Council.
...community health councils.
4. countable noun [with singular or plural verb, usually singular]
In some organizations, the council is the group of people that controls or governs it.
He was a member of the council of the Royal Northern College of Music. [+ of]
...the Bundesbank's central council.
Synonyms: governing body, house, parliament, congress  
5. countable noun
A council is a specially organized, formal meeting that is attended by a particular group of people.
The President said he would call a grand council of all Afghans. [+ of]
The president meets ministers at inter-ministerial councils.
Collocations:
chair a council
The role would be to chair the council meetings and 'drive forward its work'.
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He chairs the council and acts as its spokesman.
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The president chairs the council, and two seats are allotted to representatives of labor, and two are to employers' organizations.
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The prime minister chairs the council of ministers.
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The councillor with the most votes serves as deputy mayor, while the second and third place finishers chair the council's two primary committees, community services and public works and engineering.
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contact the council
We also contacted the council and the police, who made one final attempt to block publication.
Times, Sunday Times (2017)
Then contact the council for an appointment to present your current situation to them.
The Sun (2013)
You should encourage the other neighbours to contact the council; some are more inclined to take action if many people complain.
Times, Sunday Times (2016)
council authorities
These council districts were abolished in 1975, and the new local council authorities established in that year often cut across parish boundaries.
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The government explained that the declaration was in response to the central government's domination over the provincial council authorities.
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Still trying to agree on council authorities.
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council decides
If the council decides your tree makes a significant contribution to the character of the conservation area, it will issue a tree preservation order.
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Weeks of horse-trading will now take place before the funding council decides on the split.
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However, if the council decides you're in too low a band, you could get a bill instead of a rebate.
The Sun
The ruling council decides in favor of terraforming.
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council decision
But as the wind company referred the council decision to a public inquiry, so the objectors' claims became more ingenious and more sentimental.
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Imagine if there was a referendum on every major council decision.
The Sun
Though there has been legal complications and the council decision to rename will be taken to court, the court might override the council decision.
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While some provide recommendations for town council decision, others have authority to make decisions.
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As a result of a municipal council decision in 1973-1974, the whole inside of the old school was thoroughly remodelled.
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council election
Labour's fragility was exposed by the council election results yesterday, as its unspectacular showing prompted a bout of internal criticism.
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There are few votes in council election speeches pointing out that socioeconomic factors, such as the growth of single-person households, require that homes are built.
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Under his plans, a petition signed by 10% of the local electorate would lead to a referendum, held on the day of the next council election.
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Some peers are also known to want nationwide council election results to feed into the formula.
Times, Sunday Times
However, they also pointed out that in the past 30 years no party in opposition had lost even one seat in a council election apart from a general election year.
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council leadership
What action the council leadership has taken to address this?
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The council leadership saw the deficit budget as a tactic to comply with the law in one sense and so buy time.
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The local attendees also represented the top council leadership.
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The new council leadership began a collaborative process with environmental and regulatory agencies to safeguard the camp environment.
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Prior council leadership struggled to adhere to government regulations affecting rare and endangered species.
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council management
The wards used from 1995 to 1999 were subdivisions of eight council management areas, with councillors elected from each area forming an area committee.
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Ward boundaries changed again in2007, and the council management areas were replaced with three new corporate management areas.
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Councils are provided support in the areas of programming, council management, leadership development, membership recruitment, policy interpretation, scholastic achievement, and public relations.
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council meets
After all, no equivalent body to the advisory council meets to provide technical advice to the courts for other types of criminal offending.
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The style council meets again in a week or so, and it may be time for a rethink.
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It will be raised again when the council meets next month to finalise its budget, which will include cuts to services including school crossing patrols.
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The council meets twice a year.
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The council meets quarterly to consider the latest developments in energy matters.
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council member
She had been a council member since 1998.
Houston Chronicle
I'm a council member, and not for my financial acumen or my flair for administration.
Times, Sunday Times
The next day he met with each council member individually.
Christianity Today
A local parish council member said he had heard the road was shutting for tree felling — but it was a red herring.
The Sun
A council member requests that lists of medications dispensed by the pharmacy be removed from public display.
Times, Sunday Times
council of elders
In other polities, a council of elders would fill a similar role.
Christianity Today
This council of elders did not have a boulai to answer to.
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There exists a notion of an informal collective body of jiliris within the hamlet and patriline which can act as a sole council of elders.
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In the village assembly, the council of elders would form the executive.
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Civil cases were decided by the ephors, and criminal jurisdiction had been passed to the ephors, as well as to a council of elders.
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council planning
Overstretched council planning departments take too long to process applications.
Times, Sunday Times
Ideally you should track down the conservation officer at the local council planning office before you buy a property.
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The council planning committees were inundated with objections.
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You can see lists and obtain copies of individual entries at your council planning department and most local reference libraries.
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Expect lengthy discussions with the council planning and conservation department even before you submit an application.
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council represents
The council represents area communities, area hotels, major area attractions, museums, restaurants, retail establishments, transportation companies and support services to the industry.
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At the lowest level, the neighbourhood councils, each council represents an average of 75,000 people.
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A parent council represents the parent body and raises funds for various initiatives.
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council resolution
Referendums are triggered by council resolution, local petition or central government intervention.
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He said that an earlier council resolution giving the chairman powers to maintain law and order was sufficient authority; he may have illegally financed the militia with tribal funds.
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These sanctions include numerous security council resolutions (such as resolution 2270 in 2016) targeting commercial sources of revenue for the regime.
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council seat
It appeared to have lost every single parliamentary and council seat across the country where it was faced with an opponent.
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They have been winning the occasional council seat.
Times, Sunday Times
He left the leadership but kept his city council seat when he agreed to run provincially.
Globe and Mail
Each council seat will have a designee and an alternate, he said.
Houston Chronicle
Another has him telling how, when he was a student at university, he was asked to stand for a council seat.
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council vote
All senior appointments and severance payments of more than 100,000 have to go to a council vote.
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His call was carried by 34 votes to four in a council vote.
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The council vote was important as a test before the next presidential election in 2017.
Times, Sunday Times
It was not clear last night whether there would be a security council vote on the resolution calling for a truce.
Times, Sunday Times
A city council vote to pause the demolishing did not bring pause to the work.
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elect a council
The municipalities forming a district elect the council of it.
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Once a municipality had been proclaimed, ratepayers could elect a council to represent them.
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Municipal government involved the right of citizens to elect a council for a term of one year.
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Councils elect a council board on a year basis; these boards function in the same fashion as do regional boards.
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establish a council
The two sides agreed to establish a council to govern the country for three years, with a rotating presidency passing between the military and civilians.
Times, Sunday Times
Before 1302 the prior granted the citizens the right to establish a council and create a seal.
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First, establish the council's planning policy for your village generally and your land in particular.
Times, Sunday Times
While in 1934 only 2 per cent of businesses and companies were required to establish a council of trust, this affected 46.2 per cent of employees.
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You need to establish your council's policy for consulting neighbours when planning applications are submitted; information about this should be on the planning section of your council's website.
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form a council
These thinkers would come together to form a council.
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The former great hall and the music room have been combined to form the council chamber.
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The sheikhs of the emirates then decided to form a council to coordinate matters between them and took over the development office.
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These ministers did not form a council or cabinet and had no general powers of government.
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A council formed by the town's biggest families provides rudimentary services, including a weekly rubbish collection.
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governing council
During a heated annual meeting lasting four hours, seatholders voted to reverse a bylaw adopted by its governing council two months ago.
Times, Sunday Times
The summer after joining us, he was baptized, and by the following winter he was a member of our congregation's governing council.
Christianity Today
Others members of the governing council are also worried about the direction of policy.
Times, Sunday Times
However, he called for the bank's governing council to avoid public divisions, amid splits over his strategy for quelling the debt storm.
Times, Sunday Times
Nor did the school correctly present material about the donation to its governing council.
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municipal council
He said the present government has not been giving proper support to the municipal council to make sure each new community has a school nearby.
Globe and Mail
The party received four seats on the municipal council in the elections of 2006.
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In 1966, the school was dissolved, whereafter the schoolroom was used for events, singing rehearsals and municipal council meetings.
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Some families feared that the new municipal council would clamp down on tax evasion.
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As a first step, the municipal council approved making an area plan for the airport.
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ruling council
But when the army ruling council allowed new elections last year, his supporters swept back into power.
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Low, now on the ruling council, was unable to resist the pressure and voted against his instincts for annexation.
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As he steps down from the ruling council after 22 years he will urge the trust to continue to take risks.
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Under the rules, a special general meeting can be called by sending a 'requisition' letter to the institution's ruling council with 15 members' signatures.
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She also wanted the proposed ruling council to have no immunity from suit in the event of further failures of oversight.
Times, Sunday Times
transitional council
Politicians in the national transitional council are in negotiations over the new government.
Times, Sunday Times
The transitional council has been careful to say all of the right things.
Globe and Mail
Yesterday the national transitional council said it would return his body to his family.
Times, Sunday Times
The demonstrators are demanding the country be run by a transitional council of leaders until new elections can be held.
Times, Sunday Times
Amid a plethora of contradictory calls, demonstrators have variously demanded military rule, new elections and a transitional council, and complain about a variety of social ills.
Times, Sunday Times
tribal council
In 1923, the tribal council begged the federal authorities for help.
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He served on the tribal council through the 1940s.
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The note said that another member was to be immediately voted out; so two people were eliminated by vote at the same tribal council.
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The tribal council, not the local or federal government, generally has jurisdiction over reservations.
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The episode began with the dramatic tribal council which was stopped the last episode.
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village council
After anguished debate by the village council, there were seven votes both for and against accepting the property.
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We imagined how the setting would have been shaped by the idea of a village council meeting.
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He said the village council charged €2.15 (1.70) for a meal in the school canteen 'and that price it's not easy'.
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After 40 years without an answer, the village council launched the competition this month to try to get help from further afield.
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Denouncing her as unclean, her fellow workers took her to the village council.
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Translations:
Chinese: 政务会
Japanese: 審議会
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