Sentence examples for for a governance from inspiring English sources

In May, the committee on world food security (CFS), a UN-led group that includes governments, business and civil society, laid the groundwork for a governance structure for food by endorsing voluntary guidelines on the responsible governance of tenure of land, fisheries and forests.

Weight Concern was named best new charity, and the Marine Stewardship Council scooped the best practice award for a governance review it undertook.

This study develops our understanding of team science and highlights the need for a governance approach to scientific work.

Discussing these results in relation to the literature, we identified gaps and bridges, which could serve as key elements for a governance design baseline with the power to guide future local decision-making processes.

But this is a seriously hard problem to solve because (a) bitcoin is all about decentralization and not having the need to trust a central entity, (b) Bitcoin is not controlled by any one body or even jurisdiction and (c) this group, and the community in general, reacts very negatively to any suggestions for a governance structure or body.

Instead of narrowing the selection decisions down (and risking to lose expressiveness), they implemented for a governance review process to ensure consistency and quality of the resulting model (see corresponding section after the archetype development as well as in the discussion).

He said they were "ready to go to bat for a new governance" in Iraq.

Burns produced a report on the BBC at the last full charter review in 2005 when he argued for a different governance model and for top-slicing.

In 1997, she moved to England without a job and answered an ad in The Financial Times for a "corporate governance executive" at Hermes Pensions Management.

Meanwhile, outside critics blamed Communist leadership for a broader governance breakdown, saying that the quality of institutions had eroded as party loyalty and ideology became paramount.

And other leaders that I met with were all engaged and energised and ready to go to bat for a new governance.