Sentence examples for governance movement from inspiring English sources

The active takeover market and corporate governance movement hastened changes in the United States.

Ms. Stout does, in fact, share some goals with the corporate governance movement.

Here, Ms. Stout also blames the corporate governance movement, which pushed for such alignment.

It is here where the corporate governance movement needs to take a deep breath and reassess its projects and goals.

"The era of managerial supremacy was not that successful then and would be more catastrophic now," says Nell Minow, a standard-bearer of the corporate governance movement.

Even Ira Millstein, one of the fathers of the corporate governance movement, told me that while he preferred a separation of powers, his view had evolved.

The greater convergence presented here is a convergence that has come through health and governance movements that have now come into focus and will likely continue to propel our efforts through the coming century.

John Perry Barlow, "The Economy of Ideas" Wired (March 1994): The sparkplug that set off the Cyberspace self-governance movement.

With the Administration and industry seeming to have more faith in technology and market forces to regulate cyberspace than legislation, the effort to supervise Internet addresses has become the first test of the self-governance movement.

Some of the lavishness of corporate entertaining may be gone today, of course, thanks to the corporate-governance movement, in which shareholders frown on extravagances, and to reductions in tax write-offs for business entertaining, which kicked in in 1987 and 1994.

L. Rev. 395 (March 2000): A critical analysis of the self-governance movement's claims.