Sentence examples for governance duties from inspiring English sources

Other considerations include the size and strength of the insurgency, and the ability of the new Iraqi government to take on governance duties.

Recent news headlines making "red flag" references to corporate governance duties have gone a bit overboard.

Applied Materials, a United States-based producer of semiconductor-making equipment heeded local sensitivities and ceded governance duties in the proposed acquisition of its Japanese rival, Tokyo Electron.

Diplomacy in Tech Deal  |  Applied Materials heeded local sensitivities and ceded governance duties in the proposed acquisition of its Japanese rival, while most of the financial benefits will accrue to its own shareholders, Robert Cyran of Reuters Breakingviews writes.

Requirement R-D2 is motivated by the fact that [ 19, 20] require the installation of separate governance, duties and responsibilities for the individual data pools.

Michael W. Peregrine, a partner at the law firm of McDermott Will & Emery, advises corporations, officers and directors on issues related to corporate governance, fiduciary duties and internal investigations.

Michael W. Peregrine, a partner at the law firm McDermott Will & Emery, advises corporations, officers and directors on issues related to corporate governance, fiduciary duties and internal investigations.

Today, the Wharton curriculum continues to teach respect for democratic governance, civic duty, and stewardship through social impact.

She added: "The white paper... creates in the trust, having both governance and regulatory duties, a body as likely to suffer from schizophrenia as the existing governors".

This could be the reason why a third of trustees said they don't feel confident performing their duties Governance was top of the training wish list for trustees (30%), followed by training on managing risks and liabilities (20%) and fundraising (19%).

The discussion of the physician's role in politics is nothing new, and if we follow Dr Rudolf Virchow, the father of social medicine, who suggested politics is a larger form of social medicine, then physicians have the responsibility to work towards good governance and a duty to publicly bear witness to governments gone awry.