Sentence examples for governance bill from inspiring English sources

Scotland's 14 universities have almost unanimously attacked the devolved government's proposals in the higher education governance bill, complaining that they take unjustified and disproportionate control over their administration.

It looks instead like the government will use the constitutional reform and governance bill to pave the way for a referendum within two years of the next election, ie in the next parliament, but just on the alternative vote (AV) – a system that allows preferences but isn't proportional.

Last week, the constitutional reform and governance bill received its second reading in parliament.

The higher education governance bill would impose a unified structure on every institution requiring a single chair to be elected.

On the final day before we went into recess, the constitutional reform and governance bill was born at last.

And indeed the constitutional reform and governance bill, released this July, does repeal section 132-138 (the bad bits) of Socpa!

However, since Rouhani's reelection in 2017, Iran has stepped up its game with regard to ICT policy-making, with the ICT Ministry preparing at least five major internet governance bills for the current parliament.

Mr. Silver insisted from midday that the Assembly would pass the school-governance bill today, because he had promised the mayor that it would, and he declined an invitation to attend the contract announcement.

Few business leaders or major investors were happy with everything in the corporate-governance bill Congress agreed to last night, but almost everyone said it was much better than nothing.

Moody's succinctly spells out the causes of the state's credit decline: "governance weaknesses, bill payment deferrals, chronic structural budget gaps, and soaring unfunded pension liabilities".

The District's unique rules of governance require the bill to sit before a congressional panel for 60 days before it becomes law, but several advocates said they don't expect federal lawmakers to intervene.