Sentence examples for question the governance from inspiring English sources

So the British politicians might have reason to question the governance of the global game.

"It should be pretty obvious that any aggression in the Raif Badawi case is coming from the Saudi authorities themselves, not least with their jaw-dropping sentence of 1,000 lashes for a blogger who dared to question the governance of the country".

At a very early stage in the fighting, the question of the governance of the liberated territories came to light.

A key question to the governance of science and technologies in society is how to influence trajectories when negative impacts can be anticipated.

A core question for the governance of ECEC systems as well as for the legitimization of public investments in these systems refers to the impact of ECEC on child development and educational success.

"I think the BBC, from the way that they handled this appalling business, have called into question not just the competence of senior executives or the chairman of the trust [Lord Patten] but they've called into question the entire governance of the BBC," Isaacs told The Media Show on BBC Radio 4 on Wednesday.

But the revelation  of the $681m donation appeared to confirm many of the allegations at the heart of the scandal and raised new questions about the governance of one of Asia's most important powers.

With the appointment of a new chairman, Barclays is hoping to draw a line under the Libor scandal, which has raised questions about the governance and culture at the British bank.

This, I suggest, would see Abbott given responsibility for the attack on union governance – everything from the Building and Construction Commission, through the excesses of union bosses as exemplified by Craig Thompson's abuse of the privilege of running the Health Services Union, through to questions about the governance of union superannuation funds.

No one is accusing him of corruption, but there are still many unanswered questions regarding the governance of 1MDB.Mr Najib made glorious promises of reform, but he forgot to transform his own party and it has now become a big obstacle to his plans.

Among them are valid legal questions about the governance of nonprofit organizations like the historical society, nonstock corporations that rarely if ever come to the attention of state regulators and whose meetings are often little more than a kaffeeklatsch of old neighbors.