Sentence examples for governance task force from inspiring English sources

"Our governance task force will make sure that words will be followed by concrete, transparent and measurable action," the association's president Francesco Ricci Bitti said.

Most notable is that of Hank McKinnell, chief of Pfizer since 2001, chairman of the powerful Business Roundtable, and a former co-chairman of its corporate governance task force.

Although he has never served in government, Mr. Walcott is well-versed in its ways and highly connected, having served as a representative of the New York City Board of Education; the mayoral police-community relations task force; the Police Department's Courtesy, Professionalism and Respect Committee; and the school governance task force of Sheldon Silver, the State Assembly speaker.

In 2004, for example, a special governance task force undertook such a review, with Orr as chair.

Governments are encouraged to begin "structured dialogue involving all relevant stakeholders" and to "encourage initiatives to facilitate accessibility of ICTs". At its most specific, the Plan calls on the UN Secretary General to "set up a working group on Internet governance" – a task force to examine the structure of ICANN and its contractual ties to the U.S. Department of Commerce.

They called on the U.S.O.C. "to create an independent commission" and told Martin that while they do not oppose the work of a governance and ethics task force recently formed by the U.S.O.C., they said "we believe it is very important that an objective, and fully independent, external review of the organization be conducted".

Nonetheless, given the strong support they had received previously from the Council and other governance entities, the task force members decided to submit the report to the Council of Representatives for a vote at the winter 2004 meeting, hoping to override the Board's recommendation.

There, she co-chaired the organization's task force on diversity issues, and worked to develop and implement successful governance, fund development and advocacy strategies.

"We need to take decisive action to prove we're capable of leading this organization," said Frank Marshall, a vice president and co-chairman of the task force on governance and ethics.

The Conference Board's task force on governance reform was composed of leaders like the investment banker Peter Peterson (age 76), former Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker (age 75), former Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Arthur Levitt (age 71) and the founder of Vanguard, John Bogle (age 73).

The newest plan was offered yesterday by an Olympic committee task force on governance and ethics, which, like an independent commission created by the United States Senate that reported on Thursday, recommended the creation of a small board of directors to run the beleaguered organization.