Sentence examples for impartial governance from inspiring English sources
Far from an impartial governance institution, today's stock market has been hijacked by a tiny officer class of top executives of large corporations and bankers, whose interests it reflects and reinforces.
Just honest, impartial government.
It was also about some cowboys in Texas trying to play business, which is placing the focus on corporate governance and impartial accounting.
We will achieve this by building professional, representative security forces; creating transparent and accountable public institutions based on the principles of civic responsibility and good governance; developing a fair and impartial judicial system; and increasing economic opportunity through investment, training, health and education.
Without movement towards a more equitable world of mutual respect, however, it is difficult to see actually existing global governance networks operating in an impartial and generous spirit to help "all nations and their peoples to achieve greater peace, prosperity, stewardship of the earth, and minimum standards of human dignity" (166).
The Civil Service Commission has claimed that ministerial choice "would be at odds with the cross-party agreement on an impartial civil service enshrined by parliament in the Constitutional Reform and Governance Act, 2010".
One corporate governance expert, Charles M. Elson, professor of corporate governance at the University of Delaware, questioned whether Mr. Iger would be able to render impartial judgments on Apple's strategy that could affect Disney.
Impartial academic research is difficult.
