"Perhaps the matter could be presented to your governing council," I said.

But the union's governing council turned down the request yesterday.

They did not answer to a single ruler or governing council.

Members of the village's governing council had collected around her.

These three in turn appointed a governing council of nine men.

How he got on the governing council I'll never know."

He served on the Alliance's governing council after the election.

The bank's governing council is scheduled to meet on Thursday to set the interest rate.

"I'm certain the governing council will have a few questions for you," Austin said.

Each division has a governing council, with an elected chairman.

They usually formed a governing council of three, never more than five, and occasionally only one or two.

Half of the members elected to the fellowship's governing council are women.

But the experiment with the 24-member governing council may be failing, its members say.

There is a governing council which manages the affairs of the society.

Charter schools form their own governing councils, which can include teachers, parents, students and community members.

It called for elections in one year, to be administered by a special governing council.

The governing council members agreed to compromise language on several difficult issues, the Iraqi officials said.

On Monday afternoon, five of the governing council members stood to speak to reporters.

She was elected to serve two terms on the governing council of the latter organization.

He was elected to the governing councils of all three organizations.

It is run by a governing council and provides support to programmes of research that benefit the developing world.

Females began to gain seats on the governing council itself.

That's how I became one of the governing council.

"Our governing council had decided that military needs were more important than scientific ones.

Iraq now has a governing council, the first truly representative institution in that country.

There are seven women on the 20-member board of governors.

The final step is a vote today by the league's board of governors.

"Is the board of governors prepared to be led or not?"

The parents and staff are invited, including the board of governors.

The school is managed by the senior management team and the board of governors.

The College is governed by an 11-member board of governors.

"It was information I needed to prepare my report for the board of governors."

Since then the school has been administered by a board of governors.

"The board of governors might not normally be involved in a policy matter like this," he said.

An investigation by the board of governors revealed players had been paid to play since the mid-1970s.

I have been asked by the board of governors to invite you to join them.

All six were given final interviews Thursday by the board of governors.

The school became a charitable trust in 1969 with a board of Governors.

'I have also been in touch with our board of governors.

Administration officials said they had not yet been able to achieve a consensus on the board of governors.

The league's board of governors is meeting on those days and will include representatives from all 29 teams.

This is one that should concern the board of governors as a whole."

The day before, the league's board of governors refused to vote on a players' proposal.

An elected board of governors manages the district, created in 1967.

The chair and directors are not appointed by their board of governors.

The high school has its own board of governors.

The school's Board of Governors had little interest in the school.

In 2001, they got their wish when the university board of governors officially established it.

The school was granted autonomous status in 1990, with its own board of governors.

Today, the league's board of governors will meet in Chicago, where the general managers gathered last night.

"Perhaps the matter could be presented to your governing council," I said.

But the union's governing council turned down the request yesterday.

They did not answer to a single ruler or governing council.

Members of the village's governing council had collected around her.

These three in turn appointed a governing council of nine men.

How he got on the governing council I'll never know."

He served on the Alliance's governing council after the election.

The bank's governing council is scheduled to meet on Thursday to set the interest rate.

"I'm certain the governing council will have a few questions for you," Austin said.

Each division has a governing council, with an elected chairman.

They usually formed a governing council of three, never more than five, and occasionally only one or two.

Half of the members elected to the fellowship's governing council are women.

But the experiment with the 24-member governing council may be failing, its members say.

There is a governing council which manages the affairs of the society.

Charter schools form their own governing councils, which can include teachers, parents, students and community members.

It called for elections in one year, to be administered by a special governing council.

The governing council members agreed to compromise language on several difficult issues, the Iraqi officials said.

On Monday afternoon, five of the governing council members stood to speak to reporters.

She was elected to serve two terms on the governing council of the latter organization.

Yet we two are the only women on the 25-member Governing Council.

Governing Council members have struggled to keep the document on track.

He was elected to the governing councils of all three organizations.

It is run by a governing council and provides support to programmes of research that benefit the developing world.

Females began to gain seats on the governing council itself.

That's how I became one of the governing council.