Sentence examples for governance page from inspiring English sources

That post prompted thousands of comments in a matter of hours on Facebook's site governance page.

VP of public policy Elliot Schrage just opened the voting period with a post to Facebook's Site Governance Page.

In a post on the official Facebook Site Governance page the firm said: "We will be announcing the results and the next steps regarding the governance process shortly".

If you want to give feedback and try to trigger a vote, you can leave your comments here on the proposal at Facebook's Site Governance Page.

By mobilizing his privacy group to flood Facebook's Site Governance page with pasted messages, many more than 7,000 comments were received on the proposal — the threshold for triggering a vote.

While Facebook has a somewhat neglected governance page, its own abandoned Bill Of Rights and even something called "Principles," users still do not yet have an inalienable say in the company's machinations.

"We recognize that some people, particularly those who opposed this structure at the start, won't support this change — and we understand that other companies have been very successful with more traditional governance models," Mr. Page and Mr. Brin wrote.

Or was he playing devil's advocate in his essay, which drew the overwhelming majority of mail, by suggesting that we might take a page from the governance by the British in, say, the Raj?

In an interview with the Huffington Post on Thursday, the South Carolina Democrat insisted that a "mutiny" within the Republican ranks had compelled their members to put out the 21-page blueprint for governance deemed "The Pledge".

If the law is to be accessible and intelligible, for example, then there must be an end both to judicial prolixity and to what Bingham calls "the legislative hyperactivity which appears to have become a permanent feature of our governance - in 2004, some 3,500 pages of primary legislation; in 2003, nearly 9,000 pages of statutory instruments".

I addressed them in a 15-point, 22-page document requesting policy, and governance and process-management changes.