Sentence examples for changes of governance from inspiring English sources

In a statement the company said that the rebrand follows the "fundamental changes of governance and personnel that have taken place to address the problems of the recent past".

The second issue is that the recent political history of Ecuador is marked by numerous non-democratic transfers of power from one regime to the next, and the military has played a central role in these changes of governance when they have publicly declared their withdrawal of support from one regime or the next since 2000.

The sport desperately needs a change of governance.

Elliott Advisers, a US-based investor, is demanding a change of governance at the Dundee-based firm.

Are we witnessing a change of governance in European innovation policy?

The change of governance in the large accounting firms towards the managerial configuration can be interpreted in part as a reaction to the risk of litigation by clients, which was perceived in the industry as having increased significantly (Freedman and Finch 1997).

It is essential that any change of governance not only revise how approval is obtained, but also holistically consider what documents and processes are needed.

Due to be in Rwanda tomorrow after spending today on the West Bank, he says the whole conviction behind his aid work "is that Africa's problems are as much about governance as they are about aid and we have to change systems of governance".

For instance, authors have recognized one of those being the relationship between the governance structure and the outcomes, in quantitative terms, the time lag between reforms and the effective change of port governance and the relationship between reforms, governance and institutions, among others.

The Woolf Report, commissioned by the ICC in 2011 recommended sweeping changes to governance but none of them have been implemented.

We show how evolutionary and collective action theories offer complementary takes on the choice and change of environmental governance institutions and how the concept of social capital can enrich analyses of environmental governance.