Sentence examples for initial governance from inspiring English sources
To his credit, President-elect Lobo has laid out an initial governance plan which aims to address these stark realities.
"On governance, the initial governance model that was proposed, and seems still to be the favoured governance model, is not one that we wish to pursue.
KB: Yeah part of the reason that we set up Tezos the way we did — and we could have been way more prescriptive with the initial governance model — the reason we chose a vanilla two-phase vote was because we didn't want to be too prescriptive.
The initial governance arrangements of HIECs had to be sufficiently robust to satisfy the host organisation, but we did not find any evidence to suggest that they assimilated governance practices from their host organisation.
Privacy in Europe: Initial Data on Governance Choices and Corporate Practices.
Kenneth A. Bamberger and Deirdre K. Mulligan, "Privacy in Europe: Initial Data on Governance Choices and Corporate Practices, 81 Geo.
Without these governance constraints, initial misestimates and mistakes can fester and lead to large losses.
In Africa, for instance, much of the initial pressure for better governance and less corruption came from developed-country NGOs.
It is the interplay of these pressures on the governance of initial teacher preparation in three different jurisdictions England, Manitoba and British Columbia and the characterisation of teacher preparation associated with each, that is the focus of this article.
The parties negotiate at a later stage from bargaining positions that depend on the initial choice of the governance, but they also contemplate the possibility that the collaboration will be terminated.
Shortly after these initial positive outcomes, local governance faced severe external challenges in the form of: 1) lack of recognition at higher levels of government of the local arrangements, 2) abrupt changes in local government leadership, such as the replacement of the chief of the fishing agency office in Puerto Peñasco, who was a local himself, and (3) new fishing pressure from outsiders.
