Sentence examples for return governance from inspiring English sources

The race would pit Mr. Napoleon's hometown identity and law enforcement experience against Mr. Duggan's business acumen, which he says will persuade state officials to return governance to the city sooner.

DC should annex NOVA and return the governance of VA to Virginians!

This is a relatively modest step toward returning basic governance to the chamber.

In the case of Alibaba, Mr. Ma controls a Chinese company that transfers its economic returns and governance structure to an offshore entity in the Cayman Islands.

Ms Coffey said: "There is strong evidence that having more women in senior management improves a company's financial returns, corporate governance and decision-making.

President Bush's speech on Monday night kicked off a critical five-week period in which the White House must not only make good on its pledge to return self-governance to the Iraqi people but also convince the American electorate that the benefits of deposing Saddam Hussein have outweighed the costs in blood, money and battered prestige.

But he said that returning to Republican governance would mean a return to the failed policies of tax cuts and minimal regulations that led to the financial crisis and the housing bubble and the worst recession since the Depression.

Similarly, the presence of large shareholders facilitates takeovers (Shleifer and Vishny 1986), and their presence generates abnormal returns in governance-based trading strategies.

In return, the governments demanded that Dexia sharply improve its corporate governance.

Until democracy and good governance return, the spiral of poverty, brutality and economic chaos will continue.

Although the tacit control of the generals over Egyptian politics is now unmistakable, General Sisi laid out a more detailed and faster plan for a return to civilian governance than the now-retired generals who deposed Mr. Mubarak did two years ago.