Governance, of course, is a political activity.
A major focus of reform of corporate governance, of course, should be an improved functioning of our economy.
But of course governance is what incumbents get judged on — and since 2004, the negative verdict on President Bush's governance has created a lethal political environment for Republican candidates.
Whether these new positions will actually be a new model of superlative public service governance will, of course, be tested in the months following November.
Accredited by the Association Of Corporate Governance Practitioners, the course was developed by professor Karl George, a professional speaker, author and consultant.
Of course, governance reform is all about the details, and how much power the City Council and mayor are willing to give up.
Many Kashmiris came to see him as a jet-setting playboy who preferred the golf course to governance, and whose underlings ran the state's administration into the ground while fattening their own bank accounts.
The number of board members was cut to 13 from 27, and those remaining were given a training course in governance and strategic planning.
Then it slowly occurs to you how frequently these strange texts -- in their sentimental pretensions and transparent self-deceptions, their careering emotional shifts and their impetuous paranoia; and, most profoundly, in their projection of these inner turmoils into external policy imperatives -- mirror the official course of governance in Richard Nixon's two administrations.
The right hand side shows the changes to governance introduced during the course of the study.
