Sentence examples for governance competition from inspiring English sources

Fox also argues that splitting the publishing and TV and film operations into two companies solves corporate governance, competition and plurality issues.

It also argues that splitting the publishing and the TV and film operations into two companies solves corporate governance, competition and plurality issues.

The 16-man board first discussed the controversial measures, which seek to overhaul "the governance, competition and financial models" of the ICC in Dubai on January 28, but voting on proposals was deferred until Saturday's follow-up meeting in Singapore.

The ICC's president Alan Isaac said: "The board has made some significant decisions today which provide us with long-term certainty in relation to the future governance, competition and financial models of the ICC.

The measures agreed by the International Cricket Council (ICC) will overhaul the sport's governance, competitions and finances.

The new board will overhaul the sport's governance, competitions and finances.

The government contends that this dual governance reduces competition.

These approaches can yield results without compromising principles of governance, transparency, competition, and efficiency.

There is much that we can do to tackle crony capitalism: restrain bonuses, improve corporate governance, enhance competition in key markets, and toughen up supervisory bodies.

'Structural' is jargon for problems affecting - more jargon - the 'supply side' of the economy: fashionable subjects affecting the supply side include everything from corporate governance to competition policy, and from labour market reform to privatisation.

Moreover, the outperformance is over the long-term, not due to short-term tricks, and is most apparent in firms where it would be easiest for managers to coast (due to factors like weak governance, weak competition, or high managerial discretion).