Sentence examples for governance would be from inspiring English sources
Karina Litvack, head of corporate governance at F&C, said: "If fund managers had more backbone, corporate governance would be stronger.
It's inevitable that a President who wants to change the direction of American governance would be subject to frequent attacks, but, when the attacks come, Reagan notices them, and they hurt.
"There's also a realization that kind of organized governance would be very difficult to manage in India with the kind of diversity that has been developed in the last 50 to 60 years".
Its most obvious benefit in terms of sound governance would be to clarify lines of authority and provide both the city and the Port Authority with managerial flexibility that neither has right now.
All his political enemies lined up to have a go, threatened to undermine the BBC's independence and ultimately ensured the trust – which frankly looked bust – and the question of BBC governance, would be central to the forthcoming charter renewal discussions.
But if there was a process to reopen and reduce the 17 proposed goals, key wins which were only included as part of a grand bargain – issue areas such as governance – would be likely to be the first to be discarded.
Even an improvement in a single governance element would be an improvement in governance.
If the government wishes to redesign incentives and corporate governance this would be a good place to start.
In Mr Akyol's reading of Locke, it is not only governance that would be healthier if it were separated from religion; religion would be healthier too.
For those seeking reforms within the system of capitalism I actually think corporate governance reform would be a better path to take.
