Sentence examples for new governance model from inspiring English sources

The reformists involved in that movement created a new governance model for local government.

But I call on the government to look at adopting a new governance model where farmers have a much bigger say in disease control policy".

He also played a major part in ushering in a new governance model for the NCAA in which the SEC and the other four most powerful and wealthy conferences were given autonomy to create and pass legislation.

When economist Diane Coyle joined the BBC in 2007 as one of its first trustees, the corporation was emerging from the aftermath of the Hutton inquiry with a new charter and a new governance model designed to protect its independence from political interference and subject it to greater scrutiny.

Each reform configures a new governance model, as Fig. 1 shows.

There appeared to be a breakthrough at a Six Nations meeting in Heathrow on 21 January when it emerged that the six unions were broadly agreed on a new governance model for a future European competition.

Boardroom veterans Ram Charan, Dennis Carey, and Michael Useem advocate this new governance model--a sharp departure from what has been demanded by governance activists, raters, and regulators--and reveal the emerging practices that are defining shared leadership of directors and executives.

The discussion aims to position urban data platforms as key sites for the development of new governance models for smart cities, and forums in which decision-makers, researchers, urbanists and technologists seek to test the potentials and pitfalls of data-driven methodologies in addressing a range of contemporary urban challenges.

Enterprises seeking to transform for today's digital world need to embrace new governance models, platform mindsets and other traits that allow a business's unique digital culture to develop.

Accelerated information and communications technologies drive interaction and new governance models will emerge alongside technological upgrading of urban agglomerations, for instance based on sustainable urban development and CO2 reduction (Mieg 2012, Mieg and Töpfer 2013).

However, we need to develop new governance models to substantially increase levels of participation and benefit sharing, and that prevent money from being diverted to administrative expenses and elite capture.