Sentence examples for debate on governance from inspiring English sources

He told a Westminster Hall debate on governance of the internet: While the internet is renowned for being a worldwide network free from central control and co-ordination, there is a technical need for some key parts of the internet to be globally co-ordinated and this co-ordination role is undertaken by Iana [Internet Assigned Numbers Authority].

Our findings provide important insights for the global debate on governance of executive compensation.

These reforms have resulted in an intensive academic debate on governance and management of forests and how actors should be involved.

'Guardians' of the world's systems drew on their real-world expertise to lead heated debates on governance and trade, business and finance, jobs, urbanization, media, health, the environment and food-water-energy nexus.

Not content with stirring up America's polarised politics by awarding Barack Obama a premature Nobel peace prize, they are also stirring up America's polarised debate on corporate governance.This time the culprits are not the Norwegian politicians who award the peace prize, but the savvy investors who run Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM), which manages a state pension fund of $400 billion.

CORPORATE directors, Wall Street analysts and the business press are too easily smitten with the charisma and personality of chief executives who promise sweeping change when they take over, according to a new book that will surely intensify the already hot debate on corporate governance.

In Sub-Saharan African countries, the debate on water governance including groundwater has gained momentum in recent years.

Labour MP for Haslingden and Hyndburn, Graham Jones, made the remarks in a ministers' debate on football governance on Thursday.

18 Directors, So Many Companies 08.06.02 Factor this into the debate on corporate governance: some very busy board members.

Given the current debate on the governance of renewable energy generation in the European Union beyond 2020, the present paper offers guidance to policy makers and analysts who would like a better understanding of the relationship between policy design and social welfare.

It is reasonable to expect debates on police governance to rumble on, but Commissioners - whatever the turnout on 15 November - are here to stay.