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23:49 Jul 24, 2001 |
German to English translations [Non-PRO] Law/Patents - Government / Politics | |||||||
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na +1 | City Council / Town Council / Community Council |
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na +1 | city or town council, county council |
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na | local authority/town, borough, city council |
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City Council / Town Council / Community Council Explanation: sometimes depending on size. There is no standard way, except that a city council will be for larger communities, and town councils for smaller ones. HTH |
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local authority/town, borough, city council Explanation: Duden-Oxford on Gemeinde: Gemeinde /';/ die; Gemeinde, Gemeinden a) (staatliche Verwaltungseinheit) municipality; (ugs.: Gemeindeamt) local authority; die Gemeinde X the municipality of X; einen Zug durch die Gemeinde machen (fig. ugs.) go an a pub crawl (Brit. coll.); go barhopping (Amer. coll.); b) (Seelsorgebezirk) (christlich) parish; (nichtchristlich) community; (Mitglieder) parish; parishioners pl.; c) (Bewohner) community; local population; d) (Gottesdienstteilnehmer) congregation; e) (Anhängerschaft) body of followers; die Gemeinde seiner Anhänger his following Merriam Webster on 'council': town, borough or city council corresponding to DO a) See above |
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city or town council, county council Explanation: For cities or towns, the governing body is referred to as city or town council, and the individuals themselves are referred to as city or town council members, city leaders, city fathers, also often seen: city manager, but that generally refers to a single individual equivalent to a mayor. For country or rural areas, however, the term is county council (with the exception of Louisiana, where it would be called "parish government," as they refer to their counties as parishes.) Hope this helps! Ref: native of Louisiana; current (and former) resident of South Carolina, Michigan, and New York |
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