Sentence examples similar to intended governance from inspiring English sources

A peer-review mechanism intended to improve governance in Africa has lost momentum.

In combination, results suggest that JFM can work as intended if fundamental governance problems are adequately addressed.

The measures would be intended to strengthen governance procedures at mutual funds in the aftermath of accounting scandals at Enron, WorldCom and other companies.

And they'll soon begin to realize how efficient and endless are the mechanisms of governance intended to deflect their appeals, exhaust their energy, deplete their passion and defeat them.

"I pay tribute to the commendable work of the commission in drawing up two packages of recommendations intended to improve governance and democratic accountability in Wales.

He also announced new policies that he said were intended to strengthen governance and control over the bank's mutual funds.

Recent years have seen innovations in governance intended to overcome the disadvantages to academic medicine caused by this bifurcating accountability.

In the New Paradigm, corporations and investors alike must distinguish between governance changes that are meaningful to long-term value creation and governance changes intended simply to increase the pressure that short-term financial activists can exert when advocating for short-sighted strategies.

The prize is intended to encourage good governance in Africa.

He has also made several changes intended to raise corporate governance standards.

The shareholder resolution, while intended to improve corporate governance by having an independent chairman as a counterweight to a chief executive, became a referendum on Mr. Dimon himself.