Sentence examples for so-called governance from inspiring English sources

The agenda — shaped over many conversations Mr. Dimon had had with his friend, Mr. Buffett — was to discuss the sorry state of publicly traded companies: too little trust and connection between shareholders and management, too many rules imposed by so-called governance experts and too many idiosyncratic accounting guidelines.

Drawing on some recent developments in so-called "interactive governance theory", it is argued that fisheries and coastal governance is basically a relationship between two systems, which could be termed a "governing system" and a "system-to-be-governed".

This shift may go further, if privately run charter cities and other so-called "special governance zones" gain traction.

One is the practice of so-called dual governance under which Visa and MasterCard, which operate the infrastructure for thousands of member banks that are the actual issuers of cards, place representatives on each other's committees and allow a bank with a representative on, say, Visa's board to have a big portfolio of MasterCard accounts.

Figure 2 meets the socially inclusive expectations of this so-called participatory governance.

In Sect. 3 a typology of discourses (the so-called risk governance escalator) is introduced that helps to match discourse method and purpose with each of the three challenges.

Ran told the Washington Post that he had received no advance notice from Sina Weibo or any explanation of why his account was shuttered, though he had recently "posted some messages satirizing the so-called new governance" of  Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Communist Party and prime minister-designate Li Keqiang.

And though companies are starting to get smarter about so-called e-governance issues, such intelligence is often the hard-won result of some harsh experiences.

The president will meet in Berlin on Friday and Saturday with other centrist leaders for a conference on so-called third way governance -- polices straddling the line between free market capitalism and welfare-state liberalism.

Combined with so-called "faculty self-governance," tenure produces the deadly combination of decision-making power without accountability for the consequences.

"This is another heavy slap to anyone who harbours any illusions of the so-called 'new Xi-Li governance'," one microblogger wrote, referring to President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Keqiang, in office since last year.