Sentence examples for changed governance from inspiring English sources

"We have changed governance, we have certainly changed many political figures within governments, we have caused new law reform efforts, we have caused police investigations into the abuses we expose, U.N. investigations, investigations here in the U.K., especially in relation to our revelation of the circumstances of the deaths of 109,000 people in Iraq," he said.

It added that the "handling of the Nightjack case was deeply unsatisfactory" and News International had since changed governance and compliance procedures.

In the end, he did enough, promising to return more money to the member federations — "the money of FIFA is your money, it's not the money of the FIFA president" — as well as pushing an agenda of changed governance.

The Egyptians are no longer fearful of their rulers, they know how to demonstrate, and they are determined to change governance.

Mr. McCall said that he would be the board's spokesman on corporate governance matters and that the search for an interim executive would be folded into the broader effort to change governance rules.

"Looking over the horizon, we think it's time to start giving more attention to how networked people are starting to change governance," Andrew Rasiej and Micah Sifry, the moderators of the forum, wrote in an introductory pamphlet.

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A major insurance company we met with, for example, is totally restructuring its business to change governance from a central command and control model to country leaders with P&L responsibility in each country.

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