Sentence examples for governance ramifications from inspiring English sources

However, we do think it appropriate and pertinent to remind the board of BG that, given the complex nature of the situation, a particularly large pay deal for a very short period of service would certainly reignite the issue of executive pay and its link to performance and could have corporate governance ramifications".

Our BRC's ongoing collection of survey and audit data, as well as planned research studies, comprise a powerful means through which to interrogate and analyse the sociological, ethical, technical and governance-related ramifications of large-scale EHR implementation of consent for contact, in which clinicians no longer provide the primary conduit for patient participation in research.

Climate change has significant ramifications for water law and governance, yet, there is strong evidence that legal regulations have often failed to protect environments or promote sustainable development.

This paper examines the co-existing moratoriums on islet allograft and xenograft to consider its wider ramifications for public policy and research governance.

"There will be legal ramifications, I would have thought, from player managers who come in and bring action against the club for inappropriate governance of those players.

"It has terrible ramifications".

"Ramifications" whispers coyly.

The ramifications are many.

Personal ramifications, too.

The ramifications were horrifying.

It has social ramifications.