"steering council" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a group of people responsible for providing direction or guidance on a particular topic. For example, "The mayor appointed a steering council made up of local business owners to help shape the city's economic policy."
All the concerned groups said they agreed with providing easier access to academic research, but Professor Howard Hotson, a fellow of St Anne's College, Oxford, who sits on the steering council for the Council for the Defence of British Universities, said they all shared grave concerns at the pace of the changes being rolled out.
In all, the Bush campaign claims to have "over 400 new economy leaders" on its technology steering council, though several people in the campaign press office were unable to find the list of names.
He is an original founding steering council member of the DIPG Collaborative.
The international society was founded in 2008 and is led by an international steering council headed by Professor Lester Drewes, University of Minnesota.
Fourteen of these members also comprise the steering council of the IBBS and the journal is delighted that IBBS president Lester Drewes has recently become Co-Editor in Chief of FBCNS.
But Mr Said wants to keep the links, letting people belong to both groups' policy-steering Shura councils.
His No 2 as ambassador is now chief of staff to Herman Van Rompuy, the president of the European council steering EU summits.
Lisa Caputo, Citigroup's chief marketing officer, is expected to take expanded responsibilities steering a new council, on which Mr. Pandit will sit, that will manage and position the global Citi brand, people briefed on the changes said.
"The funding now follows the student," said Mr. Docherty, who also sits on the council's steering committee.
Dr. Norman R. Pace, a microbiologist at the University of Colorado and another member of the research council's steering group, agreed that nanobes were highly unlikely to be alive.
"Universities are among the U.K.'s most successful institutions," Howard Hotson, chair of the council's steering committee, said by telephone from Oxford, where he is a professor at St . Annes College.
