The phrase "adopt a governance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implementation or acceptance of a governance framework or policy within an organization or system.
Example: "To improve decision-making processes, the board decided to adopt a governance that emphasizes transparency and accountability."
Alternatives: "implement a governance" or "establish a governance".
This in mind, the association went on to adopt a policy governance, which aims to 'design out' as many problems as possible by making a strict division between the responsibilities of boards and responsibilities of staff allowing both to do two vitally important but different things.
After not submitting shareholder proposals on this topic during the 2015 and 2016 proxy seasons, some proponents submitted proposals in 2017 requesting that companies that previously held virtual-only annual meetings adopt a corporate governance policy to initiate or restore in-person annual meetings.
The popos include bureaucrats at every level of government from local party cadres to provincial and national officials who have, for their entire careers, been siphoning resources from the SOEs, and even compete with one another for the biggest share.Those SOEs that rise above anarchy tend to adopt a form of governance known as the "key man model".
But I call on the government to look at adopting a new governance model where farmers have a much bigger say in disease control policy".
As a part of the Plan of Union, the church was under the care of the Lyons Presbytery until it fully adopted a Presbyterian governance structure in 1891 when its name changed to "The First Presbyterian Church of Marion". As early as 1835, this church had passed anti-slavery and temperance resolutions making breach of these causes for exclusion from membership.
Following the living lab concept, the policies selected in phase 1 are refined adopting a collaborative governance model approach supporting their consideration for inclusion within SUMPs.
This can foster, as Dove et al advocate, publics to engage in 'proposing, drafting and amending biobank digital governance structures, protocols, strategies and policies', thus giving 'power to the people' by adopting a wiki-governance model for biobanks.
"They were the first to issue convertible bonds; the first to list on the stock market; first to adopt an international corporate governance best practice charter, in 2002; and [REE is the] first listed company with an employee share option scheme".
My project uses the "Protect Me from Pregnancy" campaign to investigate the contemporary struggle to adopt a more multicultural form of governance in Guatemala as well as the role that biopolitics plays in shaping indigenous-state relations.
