Sentence examples for board reforms from inspiring English sources

Using a difference-in-differences design, we find that board reforms increase firm value.

We examine the impact of corporate board reforms on firm value in 41 countries.

After the bribery scandals of the 1970s, the accounting scandals of 2001-02, and the 2008 financial crisis, Congress has been convinced to mandate board reforms rather than directly regulating the wrongdoing.

Fuel cell powered vehicles with on board reforming need compact and lightweight components.

A Whitehall source said the "across the board" reform would not cost taxpayers more.

In a filing on Monday, Goldman said it had rejected several letters from shareholders demanding that its board reform executive pay and recoup some pay awards.

Mr. Weinstein sponsored measures that created the Urban Development Corporation and the Crime Victims' Compensation Board, reformed divorce and welfare laws, established a consumer bill of rights, increased aid for air-pollution controls and Regents scholarships, and promoted hospital expansion.

As people who helped the American Red Cross board reform its governance structure this past year, we support their actions when faced with a president and chief executive who engaged in a personal relationship with a subordinate ("Firing Stirs New Debate Over Red Cross," news article, Nov. 29).

The obvious question is this: Rather than subsidize low-skilled jobs, why doesn't the Kohl government work to create more jobs of all kinds by reducing employment costs across the board — reforming Germany's rigid employment laws, for example, and cutting back the overgrown entitlement programs that make Germany's taxes so high?

It became clear that there really are different philosophies underpinning the way people and governments around the world look at boards, board reform, and legislation.

Reed stood behind the specialist system, which has become a hot spot of criticism in the debate over Big Board reform.