Sentence examples for standardised governance from inspiring English sources
It involves a multi-tier operating structure with standardised governance arrangements which are responsive to researchers needs.
In this context, a constructionist social theory perspective supports the insight that regulatory governance is one key driver that contributes to the defining of the boundaries of scientific and technological jurisdictions which can be supported, funded, structured, organised, standardised, contested and governed by the state.
Professional and advisory bodies could also help by coordinating and supporting efforts to produce and standardise robust clinical governance documentation and robust audit tools.
Outcomes from meetings were neither standardised nor integrated into the hospital governance.
Web-based technology continued to offer increasing numbers of people the ability to share standardised data and statistics to demand better governance and strengthen accountability.
The governance approvals process then formally begins with the submission of a nationally standardised on-line application form, currently administered through the Integrated Research Application System IRASS) which was launched in January 2008 (see Figure 2).
It should be standardised.
Was its wording standardised?
Management is not standardised.
Only in one sense are they standardised.
