Sentence examples for governance at a from inspiring English sources

"More Perfect" provides valuable historical perspective on American politics, justice, and governance at a time when we urgently need it.

A showdown over awful corporate governance at a famous family-owned furniture manufacturer, Otsuka Kagu, ended this spring with a reforming daughter worsting her 71-year-old father.

The case is once against casting "a harsh spotlight on seemingly grave lapses of corporate governance at a top-tier Japanese company".

These factors greatly complicate the decision-making and are putting significant stress on international governance, at a time when we need the system to work effectively.

Ms Neuville doubts that governance at a Russian conglomerate listed in Moscow is better than that of a company listed in Amsterdam and New York, where listing requirements are especially stringent.

And a Harris Federation spokesman says: "As a multi-academy trust, governance ultimately lies with the Harris Federation, so it is wholly appropriate that the chief executive of the federation is accessible through governance at a local level".

Therefore, when we consider research governance at an international level it does not meet many of the principles of better regulation such as coherency and consistency, and being proportionate and targeted.

Anne Sheehan, director of corporate governance at Calstrs, a California pension plan, wrote a letter to John W. Thompson, Symantec's chairman, saying, "We believe it is important that public companies at least annually provide shareholders with the opportunity to meet with the directors who represent them".

Russell will stand aside as a part-time professor of Scottish culture and governance at Glasgow University – a role created for him after he left his post as education secretary following Salmond's resignation as first minster when he lost the 2014 independence referendum – while he remains in government.

The European bodies, particularly Uefa, have to get to grips with governances at a national level and make sure that clubs are owned by fit and proper people".

Steel Partners, another American fund, tried for years to reform corporate governance at Sapporo Holdings, a brewer.