Sentence examples for governance it was from inspiring English sources

One of questions posed to the group: "If you inherited the company you now run and had to hire someone else to manage it, how would you set up its governance?" It was a blue-sky question and the answers were very different from what many governance experts expect of public companies today.

One observer said that, in its apparent embrace of a more collegial style of church governance, it was the "most important step in the history of the church for the past 10 centuries".

Given this – and Apple's less-than-friendly shareholder governance – it was hard not to see why Mr. Einhorn made a move.

Some of the president's closest advisers, including Vice President Joe Biden, argued that after seven years of American neglect and the Afghans' corrupt and incompetent governance, it was simply too late to fight for hearts and minds.

That speech did more than articulate the conservative philosophy of governance; it was a declaration of ideological victory … … [A similarly] overarching philosophical argument was at the center of the 2012 election.

We argued in our hospital that as an issue of clinical governance it was necessary to develop a method of identifying and treating patients at risk – the medical emergency team (MET) service.

Sachs's plan calls for recipient governments to commit to good governance, it's true, but, once the money started flowing, these assurances would need to be supplemented with stringent external supervision.

But just as globalization is stimulating this pressing demand for responsive governance, it is also ensuring that its provision is in desperately short supply.

A cyber protection plan in place isn't just good governance, it's also good business.

When it comes to governance, it is helpful to borrow a lesson from the corporate world.

Given the dysfunctional state of English football governance, it is tempting to wonder at the parallels.