Sentence examples for rules on governance from inspiring English sources

Still, the uproar raised questions about the makeup of the exchange's board after the exchange proposed stricter rules on governance for its listed companies.

Whittingdale said that a draft code to be launched as part of Sport England's new strategy later this year, before its next round of four-year funding awards from 2017, would include new rules on governance, financial transparency and diversity.

The union has written to the BBC Trust saying the deal breaches the corporation's rules on governance and public sector equality rules, and that it discriminates against the under-75s.

The partners have adopted common, consensual goals, developed a sense of belonging and mutual trust and reached consensus on mechanisms and rules of governance.

Experts say Australia has sound rules on corporate governance, but they do not address the one main problem that too few people wear too many hats.

The regulator is expected to put new rules on corporate governance requirements in place later this year.

ON BOTH sides of the Atlantic, the air is full of outraged squeals as regulators tighten the rules on corporate governance.

CLSA, an investment bank owned by France's Crédit Lyonnais, awards Malaysia nine out of ten for its rules on corporate governance.

It is understood the commission will call for strict rules on the governance and structure of UK banks but will stop short of demanding their break-up.

These and other changes were discussed at a meeting yesterday of the Corporate Accountability and Listing Standards Committee, a group that was formed in mid-February to formulate new rules on corporate governance.

The company also endorsed a corporate fraud bill signed by President Bush last week and new rules on corporate governance from the New York Stock Exchange.