Sentence examples for strict governance from inspiring English sources
The fact the listed company has had to comply with strict governance controls has also made it easier to access federal government grants and it has been grateful for the $15m it has received to date.
It has strict governance rules for companies whose shares trade on its exchange.
American authorities have told Barclays to adopt strict governance and reporting rules to ensure its submissions are honest.
If you've just left the civil service, you'll be used to working within regulatory frameworks, and with strict governance and consultative processes.
"There exists strict governance and guidelines in relation to all intelligence-gathering techniques, many of which are subject to frequent and independent inspection.
Taking the company private would have freed Tesla from having to make quarterly financial reports to the stock market and abide by strict governance rules.
Other UK Sport insiders have also come forward to tell of their deepening unease about a culture where the zeal to beat the London 2012 medal haul at the Rio Olympics dominated everything and led to less-strict governance checks than they felt were required.
Quite a lot are cash shells (means of raising money for acquisitions) trying to beat stricter governance rules introduced by AIM on April 1st.
This has grown increasingly difficult, partly because of the recession and partly because stricter governance and accounting rules, such as those included in the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, make it much costlier to become a public company.In 2008 and 2009 there were fewer initial public offerings of firms backed by venture capitalists than in any year since 1985.
Media captionMatthias Mueller: "We will have even stricter governance, compliance and standards, and I will vouch for that" But VW has admitted that about 11 million cars worldwide are fitted with the so-called "defeat device" - 2.8 million of them in Germany - and further costly recalls and refits are possible.
It has no strict hierarchical governance, instead empowering volunteers to design their own events and chapter services.
