It's a cleverly pitched challenge to the ruling authorities in England, underlining the light years separating the governance of most American sport and the English version.
The first-time visitor has the impression that the rooms are under separate governance: while kitchen and living room are comfortably immaculate, other parts of the house, including the first-floor study, appear to be in mid-construction.
For example, the United States PRE association is affiliated with ANCCE, follows ANCCE rules, and has a wholly separate governance system from the IALHA.
Requirement R-D2 is motivated by the fact that [ 19, 20] require the installation of separate governance, duties and responsibilities for the individual data pools.
It could be asked whether in considering the longevity of large international datasets, including samples, separate governance models should be developed as distinct from local institutional mechanisms or those applicable to the oversight of clinical trials.
While small scale pilot operations can be built and sustained initially with a small number of institutions, large scale federated efforts must include a legally separate governance structure for areas involving regulated information exchange.
Academic-clinical relationships in England are characterised by the "unlinked partners" model [ 19], whereby medical schools and their partner teaching hospitals are not structurally integrated and operate under separate governance arrangements [ 7, 19].
In order to fill this gap and deepen the assessment of the governance, Borges Vieira et al. (2014) propose the analysis of port governance by separating its different dimensions.
Our metropolitan region lacks coordinated governance with 540 separate governments with the power to tax in Cook County alone.
It would be strange if a serving American head of state, presiding over a country that rigorously separates religion and governance, did plunge into such a debate.
