Sentence examples for governance which will from inspiring English sources

By taking this step, he is helping improve external perceptions of Sports Direct's governance, which will ultimately be beneficial to all stakeholders".

The work has expanded my knowledge on sustainable development, construction and technologies, and environmental and building governance, which will be significant in my career progression.

Jane Ellison, the financial secretary to the Treasury, will on Wednesday open a 12-week consultation over new proposals of governance which will be outlined to the industry.

Mr. Berggruen was in Davos to promote his most visible venture yet: the creation of The World Post a partnership between The Huffington Post and his Institute on Governance, which will effectively become The Huffington Post's foreign news portal.

Although democratic transitions, on the crutch of the CTG, have been useful in moments of crisis, its abolition creates the need for a new or revised transitional modality - perhaps akin to the CTG ethos - to oversee electoral governance, which will have to be renegotiated by the polity based on the people's will.

That's because Kejriwal's AAP already took the broom to foreign investment in retail last time around—so no longer an issue and the rest of their campaign focused on domestic issues of infrastructure and governance which will have little connection to the world outside Delhi.

Today's statement says Lidbetter will replace Wardle, and "chair the Group through the current governance review, which will include consideration of how the Board is constituted and chaired".

This reality stands in stark juxtaposition to future environmental governance needs, which will require increased openness, deliberation and transdisciplinary knowledge in order to deal with environmental change that is ever more uncertain, complex and conflictual.

The FRC is custodian of the U.K. Corporate Governance Code which will be 25 years old in 2017.

He is chairman of CalSTRS' corporate governance committee, which will review its energy holdings July 11.

As a result, there will be demands for compliance with congressional investment preferences and corporate governance policies, which will grow in direct proportion to the length of time that the federal investments and guarantees remain outstanding.