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You face a greater degree of scrutiny of corporate governance, which makes people more cautious in how they run their companies.
Her strident criticism supported that of Maduro, who argues that Fifa has a "deeply embedded" culture, derived from self-interest and lack of governance, which makes it resistant to independent scrutiny, transparency and accountability.
Recent advances of microservices have several unique features such as monolithic style, being independently deployable, and possessing decentralized governance, which make it a perfect fit to support edge cloud and IoT application scenarios.
They're also a governance problem — which makes them a gift to opponents who prefer no governance at all.
Mr. Scrushy, whose lawyers argued yesterday that the Sarbanes-Oxley Act is unconstitutional, is the first former chief executive to be indicted under the Sarbanes-Oxley corporate governance law, which makes it a crime to sign regulatory filings that contain fraudulent information.
Second, in China, bureaucrats' work should not simply be deemed as neutral, routinized, and executive; they are professionals and familiar with governance rules, which makes them vital policy actors in driving policy innovations.
Fragile contexts are characterized by a cycle of insecurity, poor governance, serious deficiencies in the delivery of public services, and mistrust – one feeding into the other, which makes it harder to govern well in these environments.
Anything that weakens a nation weakens its security, which makes the issues of food, water, health, economics and governance critically significant.
This would end dual governance, which the government has likened to a big shareholder in Procter & Gamble sitting on the board of Kimberly-Clark, which makes similar products.
