Sentence examples for branch governance from inspiring English sources

"I consider this letter a serious attempt to interfere with judicial branch governance," the new chief justice said.

As part of the root and branch governance reform project that [IAAF president] Sebastian Coe has announced, there will be new processes introduced to ensure all persons appointed to IAAF commissions and advisory groups in the future have been duly vetted and declared as 'fit and proper persons' to hold office.

To local activists, the national group is a hidebound practitioner of the "appeasement or olive-branch theory of governance" that keeps gun owners from claiming the full liberties owed to them.

It is in this second branch that models of governance and working with different stakeholders becomes crucial to the conversation.This idea is echoed in the fact that governance and engaging stakeholders in the larger system were major themes discussed by study participants.

The URCS branches constitute management and governance structures, usually created to operate around established government district structures.

But, far from being satisfied by the latest partial purge of Fifa – Bin Hammam and the Fifa vice-president, Jack Warner, on Sunday became the third and fourth executive committee [exco] members to be suspended over the past six months – the FA chairman, David Bernstein, has called for root-and-branch reform of Fifa governance.

At its most limited, it sees governance as a branch of mechanical engineering performed by pragmatic experts, and it doesn't see that every political act means engaging, one way or another, in a larger philosophical debate.

Dr Wu should be content that under his governance the AIBA's branch of boxing is now arguably in a better state than it has ever been.

The media secretary said she would have hoped the root and branch review of the BBC's governance could be completed more quickly but she was glad it was being "taken seriously".

If the authorities are committed to a root and branch reform of our system of governance then they must first invest in our rural and urban areas and tackle corruption.

Others in parliament argued for a similar structure, only with a less influential role for the monarch and the legislative branch being dominant in policy and governance.