Sentence examples for revised governance from inspiring English sources

The revised Governance Principles are available at http://www.governanceprinciples.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/CommonsensePrinciples2.0.pdf.

An Imperial College spokeswoman said: "The College has taken a number of actions to improve its culture of care since 2012 [including] revised governance structure; more robust ethical review process; better systems for training and sharing good practice".

Local-scale site suitability and technical performance assessments along with revised governance structures would be required.

Separately, the Basel Committee of international banking supervisors and central banks (which includes senior officials of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency) have issued for comment revised corporate governance guidelines for risk governance and supervisory oversight of banks in nearly 30 of the world's largest economies.

This binary classification is examined as a starting point for the analysis of the framing function of law in governance before turning to an outline of the original and revised economic governance structures under Economic and Monetary Union (EMU), in particular the Stability and Growth Pact (SGP).

The acts described in the indictment were exactly the kinds of things that revised school governance laws, put into effect in early 1996 after numerous cases of corruption and patronage, were intended to stop.

In Strasbourg José Manuel Barroso, the European commission president, said the EU economic and monetary affairs commissioner Olli Rehn would be given extra powers to police the euro – and enforce fiscal rectitude under revised economic governance.

NCAA revised its governance structure several years ago, granting rule-making authority to the major conferences.

On the disclosure front, some changes are already underway as many countries revise their governance codes and improve recommended best practices and disclosure requirements.

For many years there has been a global clamor, mainly from friends and allies of the United States, supported by the U.S. president, to revise the governance of these and other postwar institutions to reflect today's world.

In a speech in Berlin on Monday, Blair indicated that he shared some of Clegg's concerns over the wider shaping of the EU when he called on the government "not to play short-term politics" if the Lisbon treaty was revised to strengthen eurozone governance arrangements.