Sentence examples for the current governance from inspiring English sources

In their condemnation of the current governance they describe F1's decision-making process as "obsolete and ill-structured".

The trust and the executive have a limited amount of time to demonstrate that the current governance model can be made to work," the PAC concluded.

Today's statement says Lidbetter will replace Wardle, and "chair the Group through the current governance review, which will include consideration of how the Board is constituted and chaired".

But the current governance arrangements and in particular the lack of female or black minority ethnic representation at the top of the game cannot be allowed to continue.

"If the current governance is working pretty well — and I think it is — I wouldn't move it, or if I did, I would do it very, very carefully".

Mary Jo Potter, an executive with the Sibson Consulting Group, which provides human resources and consulting to companies, said some Silicon Valley companies, particularly big ones, are nevertheless taking the current governance debate seriously.

"In my view, the approval of Mr. Grasso's pay package raises serious questions regarding the effectiveness of the N.Y.S.E.'s current governance structure," Mr. Donaldson wrote to H. Carl McCall, the new chairman of the Big Board's compensation committee.

When applied, the zoning scheme allows for assessment of the ability of current governance mechanisms to cope with the increasing number of activities and developments in the marine environment and the pressures associated with them.

In a letter sent to NYSE human resources head H. Carl McCall H. Carl McCall, Chairman William Donaldson William Donaldson said that the NYSE chairman's pay package "raises serious questions regarding the effectiveness of the NYSE's current governance structure".

Assessment of the fitness of current governance and management regimes to meet the challenges, including their adaptive capacity, can be established through an understanding of what is required for an effective response.

This suggests that the function of current governance arrangements is to control and discipline, rather than promote and enable, the research effort [ 4, 5, 8, 9].