Sentence examples for governing structure and from inspiring English sources

The suit sought to change the center's governing structure and allow more worshipers a role in electing officers, said the president, Jarnail Singh.

In April, the Academy's artist members voted to modernize its governing structure and administration.

Nowadays, as Hezbollah scholar Magnus Ranstorp reports, Hezbollah does indeed have a formal governing structure, and in keeping with the principle of Guardianship of the Islamic Jurists (velayat-e faqih), it "concentrate[s] ... all authority and powers" in its religious leaders, whose decisions then "flow from the ulama down the entire community".

The GWAS agreement uses a strong central governing structure and places responsibility for adherence to the terms of the data sharing and acceptable use agreements on the institutions.

3. Explain to students that they will have the opportunity today to learn more about governing structures and how their leaders are chosen.

California has about 30 municipal utilities and now several areas are considering the creation of municipal utilities, which operate through local governing structures and are nonprofit.

'The intense competitition to host the Olympic Games, coupled with the multibillion-dollar enterprise that results from winning that competitition, has exposed the weaknesses in the movement's governing structures and operating controls,' he said.

"Their aim is to intimidate the population, to create fear and uncertainty and to create a fear among the people that drives them away from the coalition, the emerging governing structures and security structures that are committed to a democratic country".

It may be that Ankara must recognise the de facto break-up of Syria into three distinct governing structures, and preventing radicalisation of Kurds fighting Isis is its main security priority.

A 3D model of the pool was created using Schlumberger's Petrel 2012.3 that offers insight into the governing structures and lithologic distribution within the field, and to generate new volume calculations through porosity modeling.

The rapidly changing nature of the primary care delivery environment in many countries may herald the need for more flexible recruitment strategies that can be adapted to emerging realities, marked variety in governing structures and practice patterns within a sample, and unique community resources or professional organizations.