councillors in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for councillors in the English»French Dictionary

councillor [Brit ˈkaʊns(ə)lə, Am ˈkaʊns(ə)lər] N

councillor

conseiller/-ère m/f

Councillor Brown

Monsieur le conseiller/Madame la conseillère Brown

county councillor N Brit POL

county councillor

≈ conseiller/-ère m/f régional/-e

city councillor N Brit

city councillor

conseiller/-ère m/f municipal/-e

town councillor N Brit

town councillor

conseiller/-ère m/f municipal/-e

Translations for councillors in the French»English Dictionary

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édile

town councillor Brit

conseill|er

councillor Brit

conseiller général POL

councillor Brit for a French department

conseiller municipal

town councillor Brit

conseiller régional

regional councillor Brit

councillors in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for councillors in the English»French Dictionary

councillor N Brit, Aus

councillor

conseiller(-ère) m (f)

a town councillor

un conseiller municipal

town councillor N

town councillor

conseiller(-ère) m (f) municipal(e)

town councillor

échevin m Quebec

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local accent, dialect, councillor

régional(e)

Translations for councillors in the French»English Dictionary

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conseiller (-ère)

councillor

conseiller municipal

town councillor

conseiller fédéral CH

federal councillor

magistrat

magistrate (besides presiding judges, French magistrates include examining magistrates and mayors and councillors)

échevin

town councillor

councillors Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

a town councillor

un conseiller municipal

magistrate (besides presiding judges, French magistrates include examining magistrates and mayors and councillors)

magistrat

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He informed the councillors that they were stripping the poor their city of their dignity and leaving them naked.

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Every three years, in the lead-up to local body elections, mayors and councillors agonise over the lack of ratepayer interest in the process.

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The incumbent mayor, and three incumbent councillors were unchallenged.

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Ford was one of only three councillors to call back in person, within a day.

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However, tampering with graves tends not to be a massive vote-winner, meaning many councillors in local authorities prefer other options, such as building more cemeteries.

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This has encouraged councillors to use at times innovative methods to push forward their policies.

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Stricter environmental controls were "always a concern" but there were councillors with orcharding backgrounds.

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Another $1.4 million would remain in a contingency fund if councillors approve the plan.

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The governing Conservative Party lost 1,035 seats, leaving them with 7,985 councillors.

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He developed a reputation on as a hard worker, and was one of three councillors to decline a pay increase in 1988.

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