Sentence examples for insufficient governance from inspiring English sources
In addition, we are able to show that the emergence of GPNM provides synergies in this context of insufficient governance.
The new body could create further issues with its status in relation to the Information Commissioners Office, and it risks running into the problems of insufficient governance clout experienced in recent years by the ICO itself.
Mr Laidlaw said his report had found "a lack of transparency, inadequate planning and preparation, as well as a complex and confusing organisational structure with weak quality assurance and insufficient governance oversight".
He said on Thursday his report had revealed "a lack of transparency, inadequate planning and preparation, as well as a complex and confusing organisational structure with weak quality assurance and insufficient governance oversight".
The findings imply a wide variation in the role and work load of insurance schemes, a lack of standardized processes within the insurances' administration and possibly insufficient governance and management expertise.
The reason is "a combination of corruption, poor governance, government interference in the private sector and insufficient investment in the oil and gas sector," says Kalish.
Although new regulations may decrease some abuse, private boards are insufficient to provide governance of the billions of taxpayer dollars that flow through the charter sector.
Mr. Grasso's fate may have been sealed yesterday morning when William H. Donaldson, the S.E.C. chairman, said the commission would have to deal with "insufficient and inappropriate governance practices" at the Big Board.
He writes of the fear of being isolated, the fear that his pragmatic, nonideological approach might be "insufficient" for effective governance, and his fear of Prime Minister's Questions, a ritual grilling by members of Parliament.
