Sentence examples for changes to governance from inspiring English sources
Its first months, if not years, in office will be focussed on winding back LNP changes to governance and pitching itself as a consensus government rather than one that divides.
The government's white paper, published in May, acknowledged that the "fundamental changes to governance and regulation will require time for the bodies involved to implement".
And, in fact, recent changes to governance structures will help in strengthening legitimacy among emerging markets.
The Woolf Report, commissioned by the ICC in 2011 recommended sweeping changes to governance but none of them have been implemented.
But as far as Doncaster is concerned, the proposal for a 12-12-18 set-up, with changes to governance and income distribution, is deliverable in time for next season, which begins on 3 August.
The right hand side shows the changes to governance introduced during the course of the study.
The government and Ofsted have produced an array of proposed changes to school governance after the publication of an inspection report on 21 Birmingham schools.
He can bring about vast changes to school governance.
In addition to these developments, radical changes to information governance, such as Section 251 of the NHS Social Care Act (2006), were introduced.
