Definition of executive session in English:

executive session

noun

A closed meeting of a governing body.
Example sentencesExamples
- In contrast, each television network conducts an executive session at each tour, and the executives are often available for conversations throughout the day and attend the evening parties.
- The Space Flight Leadership Council met in an executive session at NASA's Johnson Space Center, Houston.
- Three important processes seem to enhance board functioning: i) executive sessions, ii) the relationship with independent advisors, and iii) committees' reporting process to the board.
- Yet the meeting was not billed as a closed-door executive session, and parent meetings are open to the public.
- Congressional committees drafted and approved legislation in executive sessions.
- If he needs to address classified or otherwise confidential national security matters, that can be accommodated in a closed executive session, for these committees regularly receive highly classified information.
- In executive session, the Council discussed the report of the AAUP Election Procedures Review Task Force, which was presented by the task force chair.
- The Council met in executive session for the purpose of selecting a new general secretary.
- She declined to disclose her advice to school board members because it was given in executive session.
- A brainstorming session's effectiveness is increased if conducted, at least partially, in closed or executive session without management present.
- This argument would be more persuasive if the agency had at least made a credible case to congressional committees in executive session or to U.S. Asian allies.
- Outside board members are calling their own executive sessions while hiring consultants to help them in making independent decisions.
- He said the executive session meeting was ‘separate’ from the regular board meeting, which was adjourned.
- For example, for the first time in its 92-year history, CalCPA modified the agenda of its annual meeting between its external auditor and audit committee to include an executive session.
- In 1980, Senator Byrd led the establishment of a new precedent to require an immediate vote, without debate, on any motion to go into executive session to consider a particular nomination.
- Board practices, such as executive sessions of outside directors, will give independent majorities more power.
- That was rapidly seconded by the Whip, Senator Durbin and the Senate was in executive session.

Definition of executive session in US English:

executive session

nouniɡˈzekyədiv ˌseSHən

A meeting, especially a private one, of a legislative body for executive business.
〈美〉（立法机构的）行政会议（尤指秘密会议）
Example sentencesExamples
- If he needs to address classified or otherwise confidential national security matters, that can be accommodated in a closed executive session, for these committees regularly receive highly classified information.
- In executive session, the Council discussed the report of the AAUP Election Procedures Review Task Force, which was presented by the task force chair.
- The Space Flight Leadership Council met in an executive session at NASA's Johnson Space Center, Houston.
- Yet the meeting was not billed as a closed-door executive session, and parent meetings are open to the public.
- In contrast, each television network conducts an executive session at each tour, and the executives are often available for conversations throughout the day and attend the evening parties.
- Outside board members are calling their own executive sessions while hiring consultants to help them in making independent decisions.
- A brainstorming session's effectiveness is increased if conducted, at least partially, in closed or executive session without management present.
- The Council met in executive session for the purpose of selecting a new general secretary.
- This argument would be more persuasive if the agency had at least made a credible case to congressional committees in executive session or to U.S. Asian allies.
- For example, for the first time in its 92-year history, CalCPA modified the agenda of its annual meeting between its external auditor and audit committee to include an executive session.
- In 1980, Senator Byrd led the establishment of a new precedent to require an immediate vote, without debate, on any motion to go into executive session to consider a particular nomination.
- Three important processes seem to enhance board functioning: i) executive sessions, ii) the relationship with independent advisors, and iii) committees' reporting process to the board.
- That was rapidly seconded by the Whip, Senator Durbin and the Senate was in executive session.
- He said the executive session meeting was ‘separate’ from the regular board meeting, which was adjourned.
- She declined to disclose her advice to school board members because it was given in executive session.
- Board practices, such as executive sessions of outside directors, will give independent majorities more power.
- Congressional committees drafted and approved legislation in executive sessions.

单词	executive session
释义	Definition of executive session in English: executive session noun US A closed meeting of a governing body. Example sentencesExamples In contrast, each television network conducts an executive session at each tour, and the executives are often available for conversations throughout the day and attend the evening parties. The Space Flight Leadership Council met in an executive session at NASA's Johnson Space Center, Houston. Three important processes seem to enhance board functioning: i) executive sessions, ii) the relationship with independent advisors, and iii) committees' reporting process to the board. Yet the meeting was not billed as a closed-door executive session, and parent meetings are open to the public. Congressional committees drafted and approved legislation in executive sessions. If he needs to address classified or otherwise confidential national security matters, that can be accommodated in a closed executive session, for these committees regularly receive highly classified information. In executive session, the Council discussed the report of the AAUP Election Procedures Review Task Force, which was presented by the task force chair. The Council met in executive session for the purpose of selecting a new general secretary. She declined to disclose her advice to school board members because it was given in executive session. A brainstorming session's effectiveness is increased if conducted, at least partially, in closed or executive session without management present. This argument would be more persuasive if the agency had at least made a credible case to congressional committees in executive session or to U.S. Asian allies. Outside board members are calling their own executive sessions while hiring consultants to help them in making independent decisions. He said the executive session meeting was ‘separate’ from the regular board meeting, which was adjourned. For example, for the first time in its 92-year history, CalCPA modified the agenda of its annual meeting between its external auditor and audit committee to include an executive session. In 1980, Senator Byrd led the establishment of a new precedent to require an immediate vote, without debate, on any motion to go into executive session to consider a particular nomination. Board practices, such as executive sessions of outside directors, will give independent majorities more power. That was rapidly seconded by the Whip, Senator Durbin and the Senate was in executive session. Definition of executive session in US English: executive session nouniɡˈzekyədiv ˌseSHən US A meeting, especially a private one, of a legislative body for executive business. 〈美〉（立法机构的）行政会议（尤指秘密会议） Example sentencesExamples If he needs to address classified or otherwise confidential national security matters, that can be accommodated in a closed executive session, for these committees regularly receive highly classified information. In executive session, the Council discussed the report of the AAUP Election Procedures Review Task Force, which was presented by the task force chair. The Space Flight Leadership Council met in an executive session at NASA's Johnson Space Center, Houston. Yet the meeting was not billed as a closed-door executive session, and parent meetings are open to the public. In contrast, each television network conducts an executive session at each tour, and the executives are often available for conversations throughout the day and attend the evening parties. Outside board members are calling their own executive sessions while hiring consultants to help them in making independent decisions. A brainstorming session's effectiveness is increased if conducted, at least partially, in closed or executive session without management present. The Council met in executive session for the purpose of selecting a new general secretary. This argument would be more persuasive if the agency had at least made a credible case to congressional committees in executive session or to U.S. Asian allies. For example, for the first time in its 92-year history, CalCPA modified the agenda of its annual meeting between its external auditor and audit committee to include an executive session. In 1980, Senator Byrd led the establishment of a new precedent to require an immediate vote, without debate, on any motion to go into executive session to consider a particular nomination. Three important processes seem to enhance board functioning: i) executive sessions, ii) the relationship with independent advisors, and iii) committees' reporting process to the board. That was rapidly seconded by the Whip, Senator Durbin and the Senate was in executive session. He said the executive session meeting was ‘separate’ from the regular board meeting, which was adjourned. She declined to disclose her advice to school board members because it was given in executive session. Board practices, such as executive sessions of outside directors, will give independent majorities more power. Congressional committees drafted and approved legislation in executive sessions.
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