Sentence examples for leading governance from inspiring English sources

This paper outlines a set of useful, actionable steps for policymakers and other stakeholders charged with creating, convening, and leading governance groups.

In terms of best practice frameworks, Clyde recommends using the COBIT (Control Objectives for Information and Related Technologies) framework from ISACA, one of the leading governance and management frameworks for enterprise IT.

C.S. Franks, a professor emeritus and leading governance scholar at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, vividly recalls his excitement as a boy in 1939 at seeing a royal tour train pass through town, the king and queen waving from its rear platform.

If globally, people voiced such concerns about this neutral and vital organization, then ICANN could lose its power, leading Internet governance down a rabbit hole filled with partisan agendas and sectarian action.

The government should legislate to force all public companies into disclosing the pay gap between directors and their employees, according to leading corporate governance activist PIRC.

Laura DeNardis is one of the world's leading Internet governance scholars and a professor in the School of Communication at American University.

A leading corporate governance lobby group is recommending Marks & Spencer investors abstain on the retailer's remuneration report at next month's agm, arguing the retailer's policies could result in excessive payouts.

Prudential's presentation by Marc Grier, Chairman of the Board, outlined a set of leading corporate governance practices that it has adopted, including designating its Lead Independent Director as the primary point of engagement with shareholders.

"The BJP has performed remarkably well in state elections dating back to late 2013 by leading with governance and development while opportunistically spreading its message of cultural nationalism," said Milan Vaishnav, associate in the south Asia programme at the US-based Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.

It shouldn't; in addition to addressing some of the central points that the Occupy Everything movement is coalescing around, the bill has been supported by some of leading corporate governance experts in the land.

Natural outbreaks of disease could pose significant challenges to global security by undermining national economies, international trade and travel, public health and safety, and the trust of populace in its own government, potentially leading to ineffective governance or fragile state collapse.