Sentence examples for governance's from inspiring English sources

A third unintended consequence is related to corporate governance's focus on procedure rather than substance.

But to a certain extent, Mr. Armstrong's loss is corporate governance's gain.

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But Perry can credibly claim that his state delivers on conservative governance's two most important promises: a private sector that creates jobs at a remarkable clip, and a public sector that seems to get more for the taxpayers' money than many more profligate state governments.

A memo written in 2004 by Pfizer's chief executive, Hank McKinnell, urging corporations to buy and promote Proxy Governance's services just as the firm was opening for business, raises questions about whether the advisory firm's recommendation reflects an unbiased point of view or a relationship with the company and its top executive.

This same grandiosity was ubiquitous in the governance's rhetoric at the heart of the Association's discussions on torture.

And they said the findings raised questions about the organisation's governance, leadership and culture.

Program in Democracy and Governance, Johns Hopkins University's School of Advanced International Studies, and American University's School of Public Affairs.

Standard & Poor's, which vets a company's governance at the company's request, is already doing global analysis.

Studying Governance New York University's Robert F. Wagner Graduate School of Public Service is opening the Center for Excellence in New York City Governance.

Ms. Stonesifer said the governance committee's report was aimed at ensuring accountability.