How To Use Executive council In A Sentence
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It approved a constitutional reform to make the members of the executive council direct representatives of their governments.
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Articles 12 The organs the Assembly, the Executive Council the Secretariat.
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Pro-democracy politician Alan Leong was third with 45%, whereas Executive Council convenor Leung Chun-ying could only garner 37%.
China's Power Shuffle Clouds HK's Future
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The Executive Council is an organ for assisting the Chief Executive in policy - making.
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It approved a constitutional reform to make the members of the executive council direct representatives of their governments.
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Did it all hinge on the creation of an all-powerful executive council, hand-picked by Fontaine to circumvent the chiefs?
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Vincent Yu/Associated Press Leung Chun-ying, convenor of Hong Kong's Executive Council, waved to people in front of a Hong Kong emblem on Monday after formally stepping down from his position to prepare for his candidacy in the chief executive election in Hong Kong.
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All Principal Officials under the Accountability System will be appointed to the Executive Council.
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Did it all hinge on the creation of an all-powerful executive council, hand-picked by Fontaine to circumvent the chiefs?
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George says the Executive Council and Cabinet decide when to launch commissions of enquiry - and not mud-chucking political stirrers.
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It came after weeks of in-fighting after the association's executive council voted against automatically reselecting him as their candidate at the next election.
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From the small core group of Executive Council members and founding fellows who helped create the original committee, this effort has expanded multifold and worldwide over and over.
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Minister of Law and Order Hernus Kriel on Monday rejected out of hand an African National Congress statement that the transitional executive council should "winnow" racist policemen from the South
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Jeff Leighton, FBU Executive Council member for the Yorkshire region, said there was no doubt attitudes had continued to harden since the strike began.
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Surely Mr. Trumka would not consider "un-American" or even "antiunion" the 1959 Executive Council of the AFL-CIO, which advised: "In terms of accepted collective bargaining procedures, government workers have no right beyond the authority to petition Congress—a right available to every citizen.
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This holdback is only payable to members of the executive council if the public accounts for that year show that the budget targets were achieved.
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In drawing up the constitution of the new diocese, emphasis was put on the participation of the deaneries—represented by the dean and one elected layperson on the Executive Council.
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He added that he would give Tan the benefit of the doubt and some time for the first term assemblyman to "adjust himself" after being dropped as an state executive council member.
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Powerful members of the Executive Council were jockeying for position to succeed Tung as the next Chief Executive, Cheng claimed.
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GUNTUR: Acharya Nagarjuna University Executive Council meeting on Thursday has in principle agreed to set up a post-graduate centre at Macherla in Guntur district provided the State Government came forward by providing land, building and staff for the new centre.
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Under the dyarchy principle, important matters were reserved for the governor and the appointed British members of his executive council; the less important (sanitation, education, agriculture, etc.) were to be transferred to the Indian members.
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Over 3, 000 responses from congregations, inter-church study groups, denominational theological commissions and executive councils were received.
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Union leaders at the executive council meeting did find common ground around dramatic proposals to strengthen state labor federations and central labor councils.
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Central government remained under the control of the viceroy's Executive Council, but in the provinces a measure of self-government was conceded through the system known as dyarchy.
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Concession, in which Mr. Kruger's son-in-law 'hawked' about for the highest bid the vote of the Executive Council on a matter which had not yet come before it, and, moreover, sold and duly delivered the aforesaid vote.
South Africa and the Transvaal War, Vol. 1 (of 6) From the Foundation of Cape Colony to the Boer Ultimatum of 9th Oct. 1899
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Five members of the Executive Council shall constitute a quorum.
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President's nearest relatives have been proved to be concerned in the most flagrant jobs, only to be screened by his influence; such cases, for instance, as that of the Vaal River Water Supply Concession, in which Mr. Kruger's son-in-law 'hawked' about for the highest bid the vote of the Executive Council on a matter which had not yet come before it, and, moreover, sold and duly delivered the aforesaid vote.
The Transvaal from Within A Private Record of Public Affairs
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Verina Weaver, executive councillor for social care, revealed how a number of people were caring for children fostered out by Essex.
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MSC's executive Council, executive committee and the working group, triple coordinate and assist each other.
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The Executive Council is the highest decision-making authority.
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It provided for Kurdish legislative and executive councils, but real power was retained by the central government in Baghdad.
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I believe there's a possibility these letters have been forged because I can't find the originals," said the first-term assemblyman and state executive councillor.
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