governing body

In many cases they became the governing body of a town.

Certainly the governing body needs to be happy with them.

How about they sit on a governing body or something?

Parents and teachers, she said, are not part of the school's governing body.

Because it's run just like other schools, a head and a governing body.

It is not so much a governing body as a court, or police, perhaps.

The Governing body will review the situation later in the year.

The park's governing body met for the first time on June 7, 2007.

The church's governing body raised him to the church council in 1925.

He said the current plan would more than double the cost of the county's governing body.

There comes a time when a governing body has to take a step back and try to think outside the box.

He served as the Association's president and on its governing body.

The group photo of its governing body contains just one woman.

The governing body for the club means its management committee.

It is the national governing body of the sport in the country.

In most states, public and private schools compete under the same governing body.

They can also be used to develop different skills within the governing body.

In addition, each faculty has its own student governing body.

A more serious fight is likely over the governing bodies of the party.

For all I care, it could be the central governing body of a planet.

It is only the governing body who can end a suspension.

They should be fully involved in the decisions made by the governing body.

For some years, the city had possessed no central governing body.

This decision by the university's governing body has since been reversed.

The Governing body members are elected for 5 years by vote.