Sentence examples for improving the governance from inspiring English sources
But Laurie Fiori Hacking, executive director of the Ohio state workers' pension fund, said that improving the governance of corporations was in the best interests of workers.
There have been earlier bouts of soul-searching, and new regulation, aimed at improving the governance of American companies in the wake of previous scandals.
On an initial reading, the government's response appears to fall short on a number of important points, including the leverage ratio, proprietary trading, improving the governance of the Bank of England and reform of the FCA's objectives".
That is perhaps because it seems to have become mainstream: the survey for CFO reported here finds that half of companies with more than $1 billion in annual revenue now use some form of offshoring.With a "healthier respect for the hazards involved", companies are improving the governance of offshore outsourcing projects and varying the functions entrusted to third parties.
From his role in the "New Boston" reform movement, which helped elect Mayor John Hynes in 1949 and transform city governance in the 1950s, to his role in transforming and modernizing the city through economic development in the 1960s, to his philanthropy, Rappaport has contributed to improving the governance of the Boston area in each of the past eight decades, Liebman said.
Spinoza, like Machiavelli, understood that prescriptions for improving the governance of a state can be offered only after one has a proper diagnosis of the problems and a proper grasp of human nature.
In July 2010 she became one of three commissioners appointed by the government to help improve the governance of Doncaster Council.
"Important improvements were made to improve the governance of the euro area … robust firewalls have been established.
"Recognition needs to be something that improves the governance and good policy-making towards Indigenous Australians".
