Sentence examples for governance to keep from inspiring English sources

Our republic was created to be a government for the people, by the people, and yet this system of governance to keep us all safe, is broken and fails people of color, particularly African-American men.

They should bring in trustees with the necessary skills to help with governance to keep everything on a sound, financial footing.

The collapse, whose effects reverberated for more than a decade afterwards, helped spur reform of UK corporate governance to keep a check on company management.

And it was obvious to me watching the crowd coalesce over several days that consensus emerges urbanistically, meaning that the demonstrators, who have devised their own form of leaderless governance to keep the peace, find unity in community.

Its efforts to motivate GPs by giving them new contracts in 2004 failed to secure a conspicuously better deal for their patients.Mr Hutton proposes a system of non-executive governance to keep the self-regard of bureaucrats in check, and the appointment of a representative employee to new remuneration committees.

CIOs should anticipate more vendor messaging focused around hybrid cloud computing, targeting those large enterprises not to mention European customers that are required under governance to keep company data within the folds of the private cloud infrastructure.

Indeed, the Vivendi board's recent appointment of a special "corporate governance committee" to keep tabs on the controversial Messier quite clearly illustrates that the board doesn't see this particular function as a part of its own job description.

"[Football's] governance has failed to keep up with the modern game," said Sports Minister Hugh Robertson.

Roberts persuaded her partners to max out their credit cards to pay for consultants and seminars so they could learn corporate governance and how to keep trade secrets safe.

A first main finding is that governance should be improved to keep focus on the original values for which the projects are started.

Ms. DeNardis said that a key to a new governance structure would be to keep in place the expertise that currently allows the Internet to function smoothly.