Sentence examples for submit governance from inspiring English sources
Charter schools must submit governance guidelines, but according to the law "charter school shall be exempt from all other state and local laws, rules, regulations or policies governing public or private schools, boards of education and school districts, including those relating to school personnel and students, except as specifically provided in the school's charter or in this article".
Taro Aso, who heads Japan's Finance Ministry and financial regulator, said officials would study Mizuho's plans to improve its governance — submitted to the ministry on Monday — before deciding on any further administrative penalties.
The changes come as Bank of America and other large banks race to submit detailed reports on their risk management and governance practices when they notify regulators by Monday of their plans to raise additional capital required after the stress tests.
We commissioned experts to submit Input Papers on various conflict issues ranging from Governance and the Onset of Civil War to Democratic Transitions in Fragile and Post-Conflict States.
In the words of Paul De Grauwe, a well-known Belgian economist who teaches at London School of Economics, a "template of future governance" of the eurozone was written over the weekend: "Submit to German rule or leave".
During the feasibility and pilot phases of the project, seven substantial amendments were submitted to ethics and governance scrutiny, and were approved.
In reply, the Komnenoi offered to recognize him as Caesar – the second highest dignity after the imperial title itself – and to give him the governance of Thessalonica – the Empire's second-most important city – if he would submit to them.
It was the first time organisations were expected to submit reports on value for money and, with no previous experience and little guidance, 14 housing associations saw their governance rating downgraded and a further 165 received warning letters.
If Mr. Obama were to submit either of these agreements for approval by a simple majority of the House and Senate, his actions would pose a serious challenge to American principles of law and democratic governance.
If your petition gets enough signatures you can submit it to the principal authority (probably the county or borough council) in your area, which will will carry out what's called a community governance review.
