Sentence examples for governance acts from inspiring English sources
Finally, it hit out at the energy Watchdog Ofgem by saying: "the broader regulatory framework, including the current system of code governance, acts as a barrier to pro-competitive innovation and change".
For example, we might think Quality of Care governance acts to improve care itself or acts as a device that mitigates political accountability by institutionalizing a bureaucratized form of managerial accountability.
An amendment to the Corporate Governance Act in January has empowered shareholders here.
This is putting more pressure than ever on India's elected politicians to get their governance act together.
His support for the 1979 CUNY Financing and Governance Act and for major campus construction projects in all five boroughs were milestones in public higher education investment.
It is not just that a rush to regulate is seldom wise: witness Sarbanes-Oxley, the governance act hurried through in the wake of the corporate scandals earlier this decade.
Under the Constitutional Reform and Governance Act 2010, the 30 year rule has been superseded by a 20 year rule, so that from 2022 all annual releases will be after 20 years.
The Civil Service Commission has claimed that ministerial choice "would be at odds with the cross-party agreement on an impartial civil service enshrined by parliament in the Constitutional Reform and Governance Act, 2010".
"The point we were making in court today and counsel made clear is caveated with not yet knowing the shape and terms of our exit from the EU but that there will be obligations to meet with regard to the constitutional reform and governance act.
After the 'local safe governance act' was established in 1991 by the ministry of local development, local bodies have become self governing and the grants that go to them do not have to be notified to the central government.
Other pluses: impressive American productivity and growing numbers of companies starting to clean up their balance-sheet and corporate-governance acts.
