Sentence examples for governance controlled from inspiring English sources

The challenger is Ranger Governance, controlled by billionaire investor Sam Wyly, who ranks No. 320 on The Forbes Four Hundred Richest in America; Ranger has narrowed its crosshairs to three directors.

Unfortunately, these protests often result in a perpetually unstable system of governance controlled by a murky military quasi-dictatorship with questionable ties to the international neoliberal financial order.

In response, several organizations including the World Bank, Transparency International, and the World Justice Project have attempted to develop indicators and indexes to better assist states in improving governance, controlling corruption, assessing the rule of law, and minimizing potential negative impact from these factors in development projects.

It also demonstrated that it is a principle that works to some degree in functioning democracies but becomes a farce in autocracies where governments control governance of the game with or without the façade of formal elections.

The fact the listed company has had to comply with strict governance controls has also made it easier to access federal government grants and it has been grateful for the $15m it has received to date.

Visual Physics has 20percentt governance control and owns a little more than 20percentt.

"It's not words, it's actions in terms of good governance, controls and transparency processes," he said.

A spokesperson said: "Alliance Trust has strong corporate governance controls in place and has an effective and committed board of directors".

Q. Have the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and other new regulations discouraged innovation? A. They have certainly shifted attention toward corporate governance, controls, risk management and so on.

It warned that "there is very little in the Bill relating to confidentiality and information governance controls which are so fundamental to medical practice and the trust-based relationship between doctors and patients.

Deutsche said it had "disciplined or dismissed individuals" involved and tightened governance controls.