Sentence examples for governance for which from inspiring English sources

Additionally, China is playing a key role in the emerging challenge to the unequal architecture of global trade and governance, for which it seeks political allies.

They see this merging of the two roles as a step backwards, allowing the possibility of a return to the lousy governance for which Disney was notorious under Michael Eisner, Mr Iger's over-mighty predecessor.

Section 1 of The Code of Corporate governance for which deals with compliance and enforcement states that the Code applies to the business enterprises listed on the Stock Exchange of Mauritius, banks and non-banking financial institutions, large public companies, state owned enterprises including statutory corporations and parastatal bodies as well as large private companies.

Nor Dimon's dual role as both chairman and CEO of JPMorgan (frowned on by experts in corporate governance) for which he collected a whopping $23 million this year, and $23 million in 2010 and 2011 in addition to a $17 million bonus.

Ocalan's announcement marked the official start of a long-anticipated peace process, which Turkey's Kurds hoped would end decades of violence and grant them the rights to language, education, and self-governance for which they had been fighting.

"So I think the new corporate governance agenda, for which I have part responsibility, is very important to responding to this new public appetite for a bit more fairness and justice and a capitalism that you can respect again".

Governance for Owners, which advises shareholders on how to vote and also runs a small shareholder activism fund, did not respond to requests for comment.

The issue was whether pay was linked to performance and whether those targets were spelled out and sustainable over the long term, said Anne Simpson, director of corporate governance for Calpers, which owns 9.7 million Citigroup shares.

"Investors are more willing to challenge whether or not it is in shareholders' best interest" to pay executives generously, said Richard Singleton, the director of corporate governance for Isis Asset Management, which manages £58.8 billion ($95.4 billion) in assets including some holdings of Glaxo shares.

The agreement marks the beginning of a new era of corporate governance for Tesla, which some shareholders have argued is too tightly controlled by Musk and others closely aligned to him such as his brother Kimbal Musk.

Tesla's fulfillment of the agreement with the SEC marks the beginning of a new era of corporate governance for Tesla, which some shareholders have argued is too tightly controlled by Musk and others closely aligned to him, such as his brother Kimbal Musk.