Examples of Executive Council in a sentence

With the approval of the Executive Council of the Exchange, these companies can be traded on the Second National Market.
Recommendation: The project’s governance arrangements should be reviewed and new arrangements approved by Executive Council including consideration given to:• establishing a project board or sub-committee of the Executive Council to provide direction, monitor progress and make decisions;• drafting clear Terms of Reference for this group; and• developing a scheme of delegation for the decisions that will need to be taken at project team, project board and Executive Council levels.
Recommendation: The GoA and AASPA do not issue the draft Expression of Interest and do not commence procurement until the business case has been developed through to Outline Business Case stage and has been approved by Executive Council.
Early endorsement of both these documents should be sought from the project board and the Executive Council.
Recommendation: The project team should rapidly develop a project vision statement and related set of project objectives and seek endorsement to these from Executive Council.

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 of the University constituted under section 16;

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;