Sentence examples for former governance from inspiring English sources

I believe that an irrational desire by the left to protect the BBC and not attack it or highlight its faults has allowed the present situation to occur, under the prolonged former governance by Labour.

Three of its former governance leaders recently published an article in which they concluded FIFA couldn't be trusted to change under its own steam, and that outside intervention was needed.

"There is a general consensus that putting one elected official in charge of education is preferable to the former governance arrangement that dispersed authority and responsibility," the report states, but it adds, "The law needs to be amended for additional checks on the power of the mayor".

He said: "The BBC Trust should be scrapped as soon as possible and replaced by the former governance arrangements, in other words, go back to having governors.

In the opening of City Council hearings to debate school governance, former Mayor Edward I. Koch, the former head of Chicago schools and a real estate executive portrayed mayoral control as the salvation of the New York City schools yesterday while two of the borough presidents argued for a continued role by their offices.

After the takeover, both firms' assets will be managed under the former's better governance structure.

An FBI agent wrote in an affidavit that city commissioner Scott Maddox directed a ride-sharing company to hire his former lobbying firm, Governance Inc., and then voted to pass an ordinance that benefited the company.

"While it is not the function of this commission to assess the desirability or effects of these changes, it is reasonable to conclude that this degree of change would not have been possible under the former system of governance, which was institutionally resistant to change and innovation," the report concludes.

"It really gave a bad impression, especially for somebody who was making a big issue of good governance," a former senior official at the bank said.

In a similar case, John Githongo, the former permanent secretary for governance and ethics in Kenya, fled to Britain after claiming that there have been threats to his life.

Darren Bailey is part of the sports law team at Charles Russell Speechlys, a co-founder of Sport360 consulting and a former director of football governance and regulation at the Football Association.