Sentences with phrase «runs the council really»
Elections are closely contested and who runs the Council really does make a difference.
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Many feel that Derbyshire County Council will be the toughest nut to crack in local government for us on 4th June, but one needs to remember that Labour have not faced us when there has not been a General Election on the same day since 1993... and that was not a good year for Conservatives anyway!Accordingly, we have worked hard to establish a Shadow Cabinet, engage in active but constructive opposition and really get to grips with the workings of the County Council so that we can put our vision for the future in place quickly; to employ a cliché: «to hit the ground running».
«I feel like we've had a really successful run in Western Queens,» the council man.
Disaffected council estate areas that have been really run down, we really need to be going in and not lecturing them on what is good for them but actually listening to them,» she said.
It's true that they have made a net gain of five councils, including some that really sting like Hammersmith and Fulham and others, like Merton, which they ran already as minority administrations.
Some Council insiders told the Observer that, though Bronx Councilwoman Vanessa Gibson chairs the committee, it is really Speaker Melissa Mark - Viverito who runs it.
The fact he even allotted for hundreds more than what the City Council requested is a testament to the power of Bratton: the man who really runs this city.
And, if you really want to maximize your time and the gym, consider workouts that have both a strength and cardio element to them such as kettlebell training (a recent study from the American Council on Exercise found that total body exercises performed with a kettlebell burned a whopping 20.2 calories per minute, or about the equivalent to running a 6 - minute mile).
If you really want to make a difference, you can always run for office yourself, not just Congress, any office that carries a voice — city council, school board, sheriff.