Sentence examples for control governance from inspiring English sources

It also demonstrated that it is a principle that works to some degree in functioning democracies but becomes a farce in autocracies where governments control governance of the game with or without the façade of formal elections.

By that point, if I've caught up on my clinical duties, I will address the managerial aspects of my role which include the strategic development of the service, quality control, governance and liaison with stakeholders including our regulators and commissioners, the patients' local services and their families.

Upon electing him to membership in 2000, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences cited him as "[o]ne of the nation's leading scholars of law and economics," who "has made major contribution to the study of corporate control, governance, and insolvency".

Take a look at your presentation to see if it focuses more on the concepts of control, governance or limiting access, than it does on the concepts of benefits, return on investment or new functionality.

In fact, Joshua and Jared Kushner are technically co-founders of Cadre, though Williams has long said the elder Kushner, who is Donald Trump's son-in-law and White House advisor, has "no operational control, governance or say on the company".

An independent review by PricewaterhouseCoopers will investigate what went wrong in the project management, control and governance.

A charity set up by one of Scotland's most famous philanthropists, the industrialist Andrew Carnegie, has warned it could cease funding university research if ministers control university governance.

"These findings come on top of a review by the Education Funding Agency which identified serious concerns about financial management, control and governance.

"These failings include issues of institutional control and governance structure at the highest levels, as well as shortcomings in leadership at the team level," the panel said.

We need to control data governance by managing and securing all data exchange straight off the starting block, before it's too big to fit back in its box.

The report said that the chief executive was not powerful enough and that the U.S.O.C. should be made up of a strong staff led by a chief executive who should have total control over governance.