Sentence examples for changes to the governance from inspiring English sources

Tuesday's announcement does not give me the impression of robust changes to the governance of its UK-based empire.

He said his party would like to see further changes to the governance of UBS before agreeing to any legislation.

Drawing on interview and survey fieldwork, the measures adopted following changes to the governance of the national universities in 2004 are reviewed.

Culture secretary Tessa Jowell retains her status as the most powerful woman in British media, after a year in which she fought off calls for radical changes to the governance and regulation of the BBC.

David Cameron has said that Britain will fight hard to protect the single market if the Lisbon treaty is amended to allow eurozone members to underpin changes to the governance of the single currency.

Some opponents say they are alarmed by a rule change preventing members from making further changes to the governance of the group without the agreement of the board and, they say, "tying the hands of members for generations".

Signatories of a supplementary document, including Peter Day, a former director of the RI, and Richard Catlow, a former director of the Davy Faraday Research Laboratory, warned that radical changes to the organisation's governance would cause further harm to the institution.

Given Dr. Kim's credentials and his unconventional background, he may also be just the person to deliver some real change to the governance structure of the institution.

Blatter has suggested that future World Cup bids could be decided by a vote of its 208 member congress and has hinted at changes to the organisation's corporate governance.

There are no changes to the sustainability governance structure at Guardian News & Media (GNM).

Cumming said: "We are supportive of the improved terms and the changes to the executive governance arrangements".