Sentence examples for commitment to improved governance from inspiring English sources

Examining a sample of about 200 companies that eliminated gross-ups beginning in 2011, we find that, on average, the announcement of the gross-ups' elimination was accompanied by a positive market reaction, suggesting shareholders perceived it as a commitment to improved governance.

"In the period ahead it is important that the FA build on reforms to be considered by their shareholders next month and the Premier League embraces the need for change by making a clear commitment to improved governance arrangements".

Fayyad, a former World Bank economist, is favoured by the west and Israel for his commitment to improve governance and boost the economy with the help of $7.7bn pledged at a Paris conference Blair convened last December.

It is also crucial to engage with governments to improve governance, decentralise and ensure local accountability.

It is trying to improve governance, too.

Electronic Governance (EGOV) research studies the use of Information and Communication Technologies to improve governance processes.

Technology can also be an important enabler to improve governance and compliance.

Training in these areas could also prove extremely beneficial and help to improve governance.

He also served on the National Alumni Forum, working to improve governance on university boards of trustees.

"The bill simply aims to improve governance by enabling our higher education institutions to embrace greater transparency and inclusivity in their governance arrangements.

Such programs could help to improve governance in recipient countries and would earn their gratitude.