Sentence examples for governing efforts from inspiring English sources

Company officials say this is not the time to bargain over this issue because a side agreement governing efforts to unionize Verizon Wireless will not expire until next summer.

I know -- I was there with the Goldwater campaign and with the Ronald Reagan and Newt Gingrich governing efforts.

Sony BMG also agreed to pay a $10 million fine, to be distributed to nonprofit organizations that promote music education; to follow new policies governing its efforts to cajole programmers; and to better monitor its promotional spending.

Obama was able to collect and use personal data largely free of the restrictions that govern similar efforts by private companies.

The chapter also discusses business and IT benefits, the failures of traditional, nonmodernization-based projects, basic modernization disciplines and tasks, and provides a summary of the principles that management can use to govern modernization efforts.

Such code has evolved in the face of the governing party's efforts to keep peace and power by papering over ethnic identity and pushing a cult of nationalism.

Mr. Bush's failure to build a broad coalition of public support would contribute to his precipitous slide in public opinion, as the war bogged down; and his administration's highly partisan approach to governing would fuel efforts on the part of liberal activists to push the Democratic Party into a more confrontational, adversarial stance as well.

It also supported the governing body's efforts to reclaim funds lost due to the corrupt conduct of former Fifa members, agreed kick-off times for matches at the 2018 World Cup in Russia and approved the 2015 financial and governance report.

To govern this effort, DMI created the Innovation Center for U.S. Dairy, engaging CEOs of companies representing 75% of milk sales in the United States.

The agreement became the model for provisions in the National Historic Lighthouse Preservation Act of 2000, governing similar lighthouse reclamation efforts.

The agreement governing search-and-rescue efforts — though a treaty — was signed by the United States under executive authority and thus does not require Senate ratification.