Sentence examples for substantial governance from inspiring English sources

Calpers attacked the company's audit practices, despite the fact that it conceded that Disney has engaged in substantial governance reforms recently.

Hindi daily Dainik Jagran also questions the motive of the Third Front, saying "it is doubtful whether the... parties that assembled in Delhi in the name of fighting communal discord will be able to stay united and give the country any substantial (governance) alternatives".

"The strong governance, sound financial standing, alongside the priority the Bulldogs place on community engagement provide with me an excellent opportunity to continue the substantial growth the business has shown in recent times.

But the boards that control Rutgers have demands of their own -- principally, assurances that the university can retain substantial self-governance and a guaranteed level of funds.

But Rutgers officials had said they would not agree to the restructuring unless they received assurances that the university would retain substantial self-governance and a guaranteed level of funds.

Louise Ellman MP, chair of the committee, said: "This episode revealed substantial problems of governance, assurance, policy and resources inside the Department for Transport.

"This episode revealed substantial problems of governance, assurance, policy and resources inside the Department for Transport," said Louise Ellman, chairwoman of the committee.

At the same time, LHCCs had a significant clinical governance role and were concerned with addressing the substantial inequalities in resourcing and access between practices in the same neighbourhood.

There has also been "substantial progress at eurozone governance levels", Draghi says.

Although Japan has made substantial reforms in corporate governance, financial openness and deregulation, they are far from enough.

Absent a sincere interest in reform, disingenuous efforts at capacity building may create only the illusion of shared power without substantial implications for effective governance.