How has company governance failed to check the conflicts and abuses we see?
She interviewed people in three rural towns, and came to understand how they handled support from abroad — or sometimes, due to corruption and inefficient governance, failed to.
The president, more interested in policy than the politics of governance, failed to galvanize grass root support for his signature piece of legislation.
Such piecemeal governance is unwieldy and fails to effectively address many of the oceans' problems, like plastic pollution, loss of valuable fish habitats, ailing corals and endangered marine mammals.
He was the founding chairman of a government-sponsored commission on corporate governance, but failed to practice what he preached.There was no cooling-off period between his stints as chief executive and chairman of ThyssenKrupp as recommended by the commission's own corporate-governance code.
Reduced enrollments, student defections, and donor withdrawal are some of the ways in which damaged university reputations are manifested when governance fails in its responsibilities to monitor and take corrective action before reputation begins to suffer.
The NAS report correctly states that "a gene drive knows no political boundaries" and identifies the UN Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) and its protocols as one of the key international governance bodies that must address gene drive governance (the three that it fails to mention are ENMOD, the Biological weapons Convention and the UN Committee on World Food Security).
Mr. Grasso, who put himself forward as a champion of good governance, also failed to report the deferred stock compensation he was given while on the board of Computer Associates.
But one long-standing critic, the Conservative MP Rob Wilson, said Patten's reign had again proved that the BBC Trust model of governance had failed to hold management to account and "lacked credibility and democratic legitimacy from the public who pay for the licence fee".
