He makes the strange accusation that Peter Mandelson contrived to exclude Joan Maynard from the national executive section on the platform at the first Labour party conference after Blair had become leader, a deft accomplishment since Maynard had left the NEC seven years earlier.
The League's health organisation had three bodies: the Health Bureau, containing permanent officials of the League; the General Advisory Council or Conference, an executive section consisting of medical experts; and the Health Committee.
If any other company had a to-do list such as this we would have its executives sectioned under the Mental Health Act.
The ADF's legal standing draws on the executive government sections of the Australian Constitution.
Porter, Roger B. "Teaching the American Presidency". PEP Report: The Presidency and Executive Politics Section of the American Political Science Association, Fall 2016.
She is the president of the Presidency and Executive Politics Section, and serves on the editorial boards of the Journal of Politics, Public Choice, Presidential Studies Quarterly, and Congress and the Presidency.
Other passengers became involved in the situation, which occurred in the executive class section, as Air Canada flight crew members tried to restrain the men.
— Patricia Jorgensen The changes you are proposing to make in the executive compensation section of the proxy are thought by some to expose vast sums "hiding" in perks and deferred compensation to executives.
Let's say that, according to the 170 members of the American Political Science Association's Presidents and Executive Politics section who filled out our survey, he has at least three years to improve on an ignominious debut.
This year, the 170 members of the American Political Science Association's Presidents and Executive Politics section voted George W. Bush out of that worst-of-the-worst group, boosting him from number 35 to number 30.
