Sentence examples for governance agreements from inspiring English sources

The report recommends that the Federal Government encourage adoption of established standards for latent print encoding and searching by state and local agencies, work to improve state-to-state and local-to-state AFIS system connectivity, foster the development of inter-state and state-local AFIS governance agreements, and support performance testing and training activities.

Mr. Wade said a temporary governance agreement with the 1998 deal that limits Northwest's powers does not give the public adequate protection against a merger.

Much of the trial, which began Monday, has involved lawyers and witnesses wrangling over a provision in Liberty's governance agreement with Mr. Diller about matters requiring Liberty's approval before IAC can act.

In a damning verdict, the judge ruled that in trying to sack two board members and replace them with their own appointments, they had been guilty of "the clearest possible breach" of a corporate governance agreement they signed as a condition of a refinancing arrangement with RBS in April.

A joint governance agreement has also been published.

As China and the U.S. play critical roles in the transformation of global governance, agreement between the two countries in the following three aspects is worth watching.

This study was approved by Scotland A MREC Committee (MREC/03/0127), three local research ethics committees and research governance agreement from participating Primary Care Trusts (PCTs) in Bristol, Manchester and London.

An Owner Governance Voting Agreement was established that details voting process and defines future board seats.

However, the involvement of study participants and other stakeholders also needs to be acknowledged including any potential conflict arising from existing governance or ownership agreements.

To assist with trial governance Collaborative Trial Agreements (CTA) will be established between each of the trial sites and the sponsor (ACU).

And John C. Coffee Jr., a law professor at Columbia University and an expert on corporate governance, said the agreement would spare Science Applications International "the collateral consequences of a criminal conviction," which could include not only the bad publicity of a trial, but also civil liability, the loss of licenses and a ban on access to public contracts.