Sentence examples for another governance from inspiring English sources

The federation has gone through another governance review and will try again this year.

At least, it's argued, the BBC would be spared more long years of upheaval as yet another governance system beds in.

The Article claims that another governance model, democratic experimentalism, better explains the recent reforms and provides a richly participatory alternative to special-interest politics, which directly engages stakeholders — families and teachers, in this case — into its collaborative governance mechanisms.

Clawbacks are another governance tool coming into vogue.

Given the degree of urban and institutional complexity involved, this is more than just another governance challenge.

This had been discussed prior to the Roundtable and most people seemed to think that the idea had legs and a variation of the idea could work; but debating which variation was another governance issue.  .

John Reed John Reed, who replaced Richard Grasso Richard Grasso to become the interim chairman of the New York Stock Exchange, proposed a smaller, more independent board of directors for the exchange and said the new scheme should prevent "another breakdown in governance".

Before the meeting, however, there had also been separate criticsm from another corporate governance group Pirc, which had taken issue with pay arrangements for chief executive Breon Corcoran, suggesting he could be entitled to a bonus of up to 380% of his salary.

The business committee chair, Rachel Reeves, said: "In the wake of the BHS scandal, Carillion has the hallmarks of another corporate governance failure with directors asleep at the wheel while the business went off a cliff, in this case leaving jobs, pensions and public services under threat and a host of suppliers out of pocket.

Cole segued the discussion to another corporate governance issue: hidden or empty voting.

They can't hide behind crises and continue their bad behavior that gave us one security catastrophe after another and one governance failure after another.