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.
Under state law, if the district gets control over governance, residents would vote within a year on whether to keep an elected school board or change to a mayor-appointed board.
Thus, the findings of this study align with calls for the devolution of control over governance emanating from the Indian Act to Aboriginal people themselves, particularly with respect to economic resources.
While companies liked the agility that Docker containers give them, they also wanted management control over administration, security and governance around the containers they were creating and shipping, Scott Johnston, SVP of product management told TechCrunch.
The whites, mostly native Southerners, have been forced to confront their racial assumptions and cede some control over church governance and liturgy.
For instance, when a United Nations body, the Internet Telecommunications Union, tried to assert more control over Internet governance, Cerf was immediately dispatched to Washington D.C. to preempt the power grab.
Especially non-democratic countries are using international forums to stealthily draw up regulations that would increase their control over the governance and content of the Internet.
The traditional narrative gives this refusal as the trigger for Henry's rejection of papal supremacy (which he had previously defended), though as historian A. F. Pollard has argued, even if Henry had not needed a divorce, Henry may have come to reject papal control over the governance of England purely for political reasons.
Would the IMF, the World Bank, or the International Accounting Standards Board, for example, readily give up their control over global financial governance?
Kurds gaining control over their own governance in Iraq is fine and dandy, but America can't support any push for a larger piece of land for the emerging Kurdistan because one slice of that land would come from not just a staunch ally of America, but an actual NATO member: Turkey.
Scotland's 14 universities have almost unanimously attacked the devolved government's proposals in the higher education governance bill, complaining that they take unjustified and disproportionate control over their administration.
