“mayors”造句，怎麼用mayors造句

In all of these instances, the court-appointed guardian had signed the consent form; in two cases, the guardians were mayors.

A consultation on powers, which will conclude in January, hints vaguely that mayors will be "ambassadors and champions" for their area.

The country’s 36, 000 directly elected mayors are in revolt, angry at government plans to cut the number of elected officials and abolish a local tax that supplies much of their revenues.

Britain lags far behind France, where mayors have wide-ranging municipal powers.

In 1994, among those occupying high government positions were one woman State Councillor of the State Council, 16 women ministers or vice-ministers, 18 women provincial vice-governors, more than 300 women mayors or vice-mayors and 21,012 women judges.

According to peggy Liu, chairperson of the Joint U.S.-China Cooperation on Clean Energy, "Dongtan got stuck mainly due to the transition of Shanghai mayors."

int as secretaries of the Party's municipal committee and as mayor and deputy mayors only persons who have a grasp of policy and are capable. They should train all their personnel and explain urban policies and tactics to them.

Voters are also casting ballots to elect thousands of municipal candidates, including the mayors of some major cities.

How do you pitch a program like yours when mayors are preoccupied with cutting budgets?

It also helps that none of the mayors of fire-affected towns is as hysterical and ineffective as New Orleans's Ray Nagin.