executive council

Well, the whole executive council is the same, of course.

The committee will most likely be the executive council itself.

He was a member of the executive council in 1815 and 1816.

From then until 1997 it was called the Executive council.

He served on the party's executive council from 1991 to 1993.

"The executive council is the authority to back him up."

"They seem to want you on the executive council," Art said.

If there is a problem of any sort, I get in touch with the executive council.

In 1779, he was member of the state's supreme executive council.

He served as member of the executive council in 1822.

He was on his way to discussing the matter with the executive council.

And she would be one of the seven on the new executive council, no doubt about it.

Court and Executive council is the policy forming body of the university.

The executive council has acted to make two significant changes in the system.

The issue will be discussed at the next executive council meeting in two weeks.

The local's last executive council meeting was anything but orderly.

The state executive council is established by the 1959 constitution.

The executive council met tonight but did not take a stand on the sale.

He served on the executive council and was superintendent until 1939.

I'm sure the executive council will consider it sometime in the next 48 hours.

He said the executive council would select the five owners.

"You should run for the executive council," Maya told him.

Local authorities have their officials appointed by the executive council of the state government.

There are several options available to the union's master executive council, officials said.

Between conventions, the church is governed by the executive council.