Sentence examples for given a governance from inspiring English sources

In IHR 2005, public health has been given a governance regime unlike anything in the history of international law on public health.

The number of board members was cut to 13 from 27, and those remaining were given a training course in governance and strategic planning.

Tony Blair's response to the crisis was the academies project, by which comprehensive schools were rebranded as "academies" – a description normally applied to places of higher learning – and given a degree of self-governance.

The supervisor should be given a narrower mandate, focused on governance.

But when given a range of options for governance, "support for independence plummets," he says.

Theresa May is not back-pedalling on her pledge to give workers a voice on company boards, the business secretary has said in response to criticism of the government's announcement that it will not force companies to give employees a governance position.

Governance problems are given a face by figures such as "Uncle House" - a Nanjing official under investigation after internet users revealed he and his family owned more than 20 properties, despite his modest monthly salary of around 10,000 yuan (£1000).

So the question isn't necessarily whether a given IT governance model can work over the long term.

That would be a pity given how successful American business has been over the years, especially compared with other models of governance giving a greater role to shareholders.

The effectiveness of designs such as market contracting, alliances, and international joint ventures are shown to be a consequence of the transactional characteristics of a given task, the governance risks experienced by both buyer and supplier, and the differences between the institutional environments of the partners' countries.

It gives a democratic form to the governance of a school and entrenches a commitment to ethical values.