Sentence examples for executive councils from inspiring English sources

"The Executive Councils are dominated by much more radical members than the Guardian Council," he added.

His father, Panayotis, a lawyer and member of the island's legislative and executive councils, was knighted by the British government in 1936.

In both colonies, effective government was in the hands of the lieutenant governor and an oligarchy that dominated the legislative and executive councils.

The first step is for local boards in each province, known as the Executive Councils, to approve a candidate for access to the ballot.

"We have learned that the majority of the disqualifications were done by the Executive Councils, not the Guardian Council," said Mohammad Ali Abtahi, a member of the party.

Murray Armstrong Tony Dubbins writes: Ross Pritchard was one of print trade unionism's best-known, most influential and best loved lay activists, hugely influential in the ASLP and later on the executive councils of both the NGA and the GPMU.

Their services are organized locally by an executive council.

The board appointed an executive council to run the company.

Steve Gunderson Chief Executive Council on Foundations Washington, Jan . 22 , 2008

The executive council advises Mr. Tsang and his de facto cabinet.

The executive council voted on this some time ago.