Governance of some central functions has been distributed among many parties, both government and private, and undertaken by consensus and practice, rather than formal and by fiat.
"There have been concerns that have been raised and brought to our attention about the governance of some schools in Birmingham.
An investigation into an alleged bid by Muslims to take over the governance of some schools in Birmingham has been widened by the city council.
When Clementi was appointed last September, Whittingdale blamed the BBC system of governance for some of the "bad mistakes" of the past that "have all contributed to a widespread view that the governance structure needs reform".
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Almost exactly a year ago, Fairhead suggested the body she led was not fit for purpose, with a lack of clarity over governance for some of the financial and editorial management failures of recent years.
This paper is not prescriptive but outlines options and approaches for adequate regional governance of fisheries, including some pros and cons.
Thus the real conflict is not over governance of the Internet, some analysts say, but over the division of the spoils, with international telecommunications operators trying to use the I.T.U. to extract revenue from American Internet companies.
Their "statement of concern," read to him at a faculty meeting, outlined a grab bag of charges, some relating to governance of the university and some concerning Middle East issues that have repeatedly troubled the campus, in particular his challenging introductory remarks when the Iranian president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, visited this fall.
This issue has strong potential implications for policy making and responsible governance of EST because at some point, some kind of integration of the evidence base will be done, in the domain of policy making and politics, in the sense that data or recommendations from assessments are used to inform and justify decisions.
The government's green paper The Governance of Britain presents itself as some kind of radical rethink of the nature of British democracy.
