Sentence examples for changes in the governance from inspiring English sources

Possible processes that might affect polity dynamics are the changes in the governance and/or the structures of the government.

A1 Changes in the governance of the exchange appear to be inevitable.

Changes in the governance of the exchange also appear to be inevitable, both in terms of structure and personnel.

"Marty Markowitz has violated the intent of the changes in the governance law and insulted parents by making a blatant political appointment," said Robin Brown, the chairwoman of the Chancellor's Parent Advisory Council and a Brooklyn resident.

Mr. Bernanke, on the other hand, pleased the Bush administration by pressing reluctant Democrats to seek more drastic changes in the governance and capitalization of the two big federal mortgage-finance companies, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

"What I want to make quite clear is that by December we shall present further facts, this time with names attached, on how we want to tackle the necessary changes in the governance of world football," said Blatter.

There won't be any significant change in the governance of that country".

In the narrow confines of pollingbooths at least, voters will confront a choice between change or no change in the governance of their local authority.

The Ayyūbids introduced a significant change in the governance of their empire that was decisive for the history of their rule in Egypt.

While headmaster of Repton School (1910 14) and rector of St. James's, Piccadilly, London (1914 17), he became the leader of the Life and Liberty movement, an unofficial body designed to stimulate change in the governance of the Church of England.

I am very confident that there will be substantial change in the governance of the Co-op and the leadership of the organisation will have a strong and more accountable board".