Examples of Executive Council in a sentence

Notwithstanding hereof, all members of the Executive Council shall be separate school supporters.
This Agreement, which incorporates certain basic material terms of Purchaser’s final offer to purchase the Property, but which has otherwise been directly negotiated between Seller and Purchaser, shall become effective only upon final authorization by the Governor and Executive Council of the State of New Hampshire pursuant to RSA 10:11, II.
Where operational requirements permit, NAV CANADA will grant leave without pay to a reasonable number of employees at any one time to attend Union Executive Council meetings, congresses and conventions.
Purchaser may seek to assign its rights under this Agreement to a business entity nominee or assignee of which Purchaser or an owning member of Purchaser is a member, shareholder or partner, provided that such assignment or transfer may only occur by separately negotiated written agreement with Seller upon final authorization of such agreement by the Governor and Executive Council.
Upon final authorization by the Governor and Executive Council, this Agreement shall be deemed a public document in the hands of Seller and may be subject to disclosure pursuant to NHRSA Chapter 91-A entitled “Access to Governmental Records and Meetings”.

More Definitions of Executive Council

Executive Council means the Executive Council of the Province as referred to in section 132 of the Constitution;

Executive Council means the Executive Council of Tsawwassen First Nation established under the Government Organization Act;

Executive Council means the Executive Council of Ministers of the African Union as provided by the Constitutive Act of the AU;

Executive Council means the Executive Council established under Article 5 of the Constitutive Act comprising the Ministers of Foreign Affairs or External Relations of Member States;

Executive Council means the Executive Council of the University constituted under section 16;