Sentence examples for Proper governance from inspiring English sources
On several occasions this year President Islam Karimov has indicated his dissatisfaction with the course and speed of reforms in the economy and has shown his willingness to dismiss even those considered close to him, in the interest of proper governance.Since independence, government policy has emphasised stable finances in order to reform and transform the economy.
One respondent noted: "We do not actually exist as a legal entity, so we really took the view right from the beginning that it was therefore important to have proper governance and to be seen to be governed properly because that was the only thing we had…it was the only thing to show that we actually existed".
"We just haven't got proper governance arrangements at the moment – we don't know what rules should govern what NHS data gets published, and in what sort of format".
However, a 13-member Board of trustees is "vested with the authority to govern and set policy for The Florida State University as necessary to provide proper governance and improvement of the University in accordance with law and rules of the Florida Board of Governors".
"Knee-jerk reactions do not constitute proper governance".
The attitude adopted at the top of Fifa reveals proper governance was nonexistent.
We propose an ideal type typology for heat infrastructures in the free/fully liberalized market, to reduce complexity towards deciding on a proper legal governance structure for their establishment.
It is all about hard-wiring proper corporate governance into the structures of an organisation and soft-wiring it into the way people go about their business day-by-day.
"Our resignations were as much about proper board governance as they were about that bill," said Lawrence Randolph, who resigned after serving seven years.
Apart from their lack of access to cash, Mr. Morris said, Cambodian businesses rarely build proper corporate governance into strategies and fall short on accounting and auditing standards.
There could be no worse perversion of a legal and political concept that holds so much for the advancement of individual freedom and of proper collective governance.
