Sentence examples similar to taking over governance from inspiring English sources
The BBC World Service risks "long-term erosion" as the corporation takes over governance and funding of the international broadcaster, according to a committee of MPs.
Villagers' protests received prominent coverage by the foreign and Hong Kong news media after they took over governance of the village this month following the death of a village advocate in police custody.
In our sample, only in situations in which networks became very large (e.g. include more than 30 organizations) did a network-administrative organization take over governance tasks.
If we have two competing ideologies, when one wins and takes over government, it understands this process as the consequence of democratic governance.
First, what are global governance institutions and in what ways can and should they be thought of as taking over roles from states or their governments?
But as the Deal Professor has noted, Roche is seeking to take advantage of a corporate governance loophole that would let it add two more seats that it can fill, taking over the board.
With some people accusing the United Nations of trying to gain exclusive stewardship of an independent school and others accusing a parent group of trying to take over the board, the debate over governance has begun to sound less like an administrative disagreement than a Balkans-style territorial feud.
As her husband's health deteriorated, Caterina took over the governance of their dominions.
