The benefit of a "unity government" was that it might speed up decision-making and circumvent the political squabbling that has so often hampered governance in Japan.
A slowing of India's economic growth and further allegations of corruption against Congress Party officials hampered governance during Singh's second term, however, and led to a deterioration of the party's popularity with the voting population.
Corporate executives and others opposed to the plan contend that dissident shareholders would typically only nominate candidates with narrow or parochial interests, which could hamper corporate governance rather than enhance it.
By and large, though, the growth of stock-option plans is not to be deplored, but should be welcomed as a step forward in corporate governance.In this section Hampered New loans for old A long-distance call Thirteen into one won't go Bouncing beans It could happen here Questions, questions Taken for a ride ReprintsDoes the optimal-contracting view make sense?
Can such selves retain the capacities of critical rationality required for the exercise of liberal democracy, or will our networked selves increasingly be characterized by political and intellectual passivity, hampered in self-governance by "shorter attention spans and less capacity to engage with critical argument" (2010, 114)?
Shipping eco-rating schemes fall short of best practices for design and governance, and this hampers improvement efforts.
Most also face problems meeting quality and performance targets, and four out of 10 are hampered by poor leadership and governance, MPs found.
The current study was hampered by changes in research governance procedures, 13 14 which made it difficult to trace the children because of concerns about privacy and restrictions on NHS trusts over access for employees of other organisations to carry out research evaluations.
"Aside from any issues related to good corporate governance, this may actually hamper the development of the next generation in their long-term role," Mr. Fung said.
Helping to pave the way for a change in outlook were the resignations from the cabinet in 2011 of both Lee Kuan Yew and Goh Chok Tong, a tacit admission by the government that their presence there was hampering new approaches and styles of governance.
