Sentence examples for organization reform from inspiring English sources

These include creating a new class of "public directors" appointed to corporations by a special nonprofit organization, reform of voting procedures currently subject to manipulation by management and, simply but perhaps most important, a law prohibiting people from simultaneously holding the positions of chief executive and board chairman.

Li Baodong, China's Vice Foreign Minister, said, "The upcoming G20 will discuss the member countries' economic structural reform, international financial organization reform, and cooperation in the energy and anti-corruption fields".

As a formal political organization, the reform movement is dead.

The Marijuana Policy Project, a national organization urging reform of cannabis laws, argues that the THC test "criminalizes sober drivers".

The independent commission examining how to restructure the United States Olympic Committee learned one lesson yesterday: everybody wants the organization to reform and streamline, but nobody wants to be left out.

The worst moment in his campaign was the day after the New Democratic Coalition, the citywide organization of reform Democrats voted to support Albert Blumenthal's candidacy.

While Israeli leaders have declared much of the current Palestinian leadership complicit in attacks, Palestinian leaders said today the Israeli decision would make it difficult for moderates within the organization to reform it.

Rabbi Ammiel Hirsch of New York, executive director of Arza, the Zionist organization of Reform Judaism, said there was no point in having a dialogue if the two sides could not agree on basic moral principles.

These studies suggest that policies oriented at promoting worker motivation need to be aligned with individual, organization and reform goals [ 94].

In 1999, the DOH delegated this duty to another organization and reform was needed in response to the health care community's critique.

While efforts are underway by the Ministry of Health and other organizations to reform the EMS system, little data exists on the status of pediatric emergency care (PEC) in the country.