Ibrahim now runs a governance initiative that promotes and rewards good governance in Africa.
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Loose Corporate Governance Practices: Fitch views weak corporate governance as potentially affecting unsecured creditors.
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" "People here would prefer Idaho's conservative governance to the progressive/liberal current Oregon governance.
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"Investors are dependent on safeguarding their investments through proper governance, if you have questions about a country's governance and poor corporate governance then investors simply won't invest," Froneman said.
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You just need conservatives who believe in governance arguing with liberals who believe in governance.
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The question is less about good governance than about when good governance becomes the priority.
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Improve security and governance More surfaces and complexity increase the need for security and governance.
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But the real aim is to replace democratic governance with the computational governance of these companies.
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"Japanese corporate governance has made significant progress since the introduction of the governance code," said Oki.
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Sub-Standard Corporate Governance: Fitch does not apply any company-specific notching to Miratorg's ratings for corporate governance, but they are constrained at 'B+' by a complex group and governance structure.
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Many affirmative-action clauses and statutes and pieces of city governance and university governance and certainly private business governance have made it very easy to not abide by integration rule now.
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Job Function: Washington DC
Department: Governance
Location: Washington, DC
Program Officer: Governance
The National Democratic Institute for International Affairs (NDI) is seeking a Program Officer to support NDI's democratic governance programs.
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"Even in poor governance Japan, Nissan under Carlos Ghosn stood out for bad governance structure," he said.
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Now we're seeing, to some degree, passengers are making decisions based on branding and governance, corporate governance.
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Paul Hodgson, an independent governance consultant, said a factor in the governance debate is whether Oracle overpaid.
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Trump's policy instincts make good governance hard, and his political style makes the consequences of bad governance grave.
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One of the products sold by governance and proxy advisors to institutional investors and corporations is governance rating.
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Because governance and proxy advisors also provide governance consulting services to companies, some have criticized its use of its own governance rating in its proxy voting advice as creating an inherent conflict of interest.
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"I voted to leave, my principal reason was one of sovereignty, governance, or determining our own governance," he said.
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Future edifices of international governance that draw support from people who are now fire-breathing enemies of international governance?
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Corporate Governance: Fitch has fully incorporated in the final criteria report its approach to assessing corporate governance in banks.
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Stephanie MacLellan is a research associate with the Centre for International Governance Innovation, specializing in Internet governance and cybersecurity.
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The Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI), a Canadian think tank focusing on Internet governance, commissioned the Ipsos poll.
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Standards of governance also lag 'A' category peers based on standard international surveys including the World Bank's Governance Indicators.
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Stephanie MacLellan is a research associate with the Centre for International Governance Innovation, specializing in Internet governance and cybersecurity.
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But it represents something big: Bodies of global governance, like bodies of national governance, can in principle serve various constituencies.
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Weak Corporate Governance: Eurotorg's lack of adherence to best corporate governance practices is a weakness for the company's credit profile.
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In essence, establishment of a fund alone will not improve resource governance, but must be part of a responsible governance framework.
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It is better to support the evolution of good governance in Nigeria than to fight terrorism that results from failed governance.
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These governance and proxy advisors have compiled an impressive amount of governance-related characteristics for thousands of U.S. and foreign companies.
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But also, as someone who likes to think they know something about corporate governance, the corporate governance in Alibaba is abysmal.
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The report said the IAAF's governance process was inadequate to prevent corruption, and the checks and balances of good governance were missing.
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UTI governance arrangements could, over time, diverge from criteria at inception, however, requiring governance arrangements to be adapted at a global level.
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On the same call, Bennett said Ashford Prime's governance committee had approved several of the governance changes which were formally announced today.
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"I've got to imagine the board's patience is wearing thin because this isn't bad corporate governance — it's no corporate governance," Cramer said.
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Experts in governance from across the political spectrum are gravely concerned that he does not respect the basic norms of American governance.
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Credit: Environmental Data & Governance InitiativeCredit: Environmental Data & Governance Initiative Data-tracking watchdog group, Environmental Data & Governance Initiative (EDGI), has reported dozens of instances where the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences has deleted references to climate change from its site.
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Nevertheless, this nostalgia does seem more defensible when you view it in light of the second problem facing the evolution of global governance, the one brought to us by elites: Like governance in general, global governance is sometimes done badly.
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Most of these structures were created in mid-century when good governance types replicated the corporate boardroom as the ideal of good governance.
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Remarkably, there is no consistent evidence of any positive correlation between corporate performance and governance attributes recommended by the governance and proxy advisors.
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The chasm between India's digital governance aspirations and its ability to protect that data is visible at the very top of the governance pyramid.
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But Ashley Hamilton Claxton, Corporate Governance Manager at Royal London Asset Management said this may reverse progress made on governance and protecting minority shareholders.
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Although focused on public company governance, most of the principles have direct relevance to the governance of nonprofit corporations and private companies as well.
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Governance As a decentralized, open-source currency, bitcoin faces unique governance challenges that are just as much about economics and politics as computer science.
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Callimachi: The only form of governance that the jihadists believe is acceptable is governance according to Shariah law, which they believe is divine law.
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By abstaining from the governance vote, Renault would effectively block the new governance system - which includes three committees - as adoption requires two-thirds approval.
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The ECB is also demanding "a clear and efficient" governance structure, which an analyst said targeted "a convoluted governance set up" proposed by the banks.
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There is no reason an organization that exists to provide governance and oversight should get to be blameless because of lack of governance and oversight.
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"It's commendable that they have actually tried to make a petroleum sector policy," said Aaron Sayne, senior governance officer with the Natural Resource Governance Institute.
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When things are going well, a self-reinforcing cycle emerges: better governance and policy lead to more trust, which leads to better governance and policy.
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Mark Dawson, professor of European law and governance at the Hertie School of Governance, said the European Commission's procedures were too weak, and highly legalistic.
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Governance standards also remain weak, as illustrated by a low score for the World Bank governance indicator (46th percentile versus the 'BBB' median of 58th percentile).
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The fund was among the top five best performers in the 2013 Resource Governance Index, a ranking developed by the non-profit Natural Resource Governance Institute.
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UBS Asset Management's head of investments Suni Harford said she's changed her mind on environmental, social and governance (ESG) governance when it comes to managing money.
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We want to use the position that we sit in with respect to governance to see that governance is always improving, you know, for public companies.
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Governance ratings constructed and sold by two of the better known governance and proxy advisors, namely, Glass Lewis, and Institutional Shareholder Services, incorporate several dozen variables.
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WeWork shows why "G" is the most important element of that formula: good governance may not assure a superior return but bad governance pretty much assures disaster.
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The World Bank's governance indicator, at the 13th percentile, is well above the 'BB' median but this may not adequately reflect governance issues that were highlighted in the recent state of capture report by the public prosecutor and governance may deteriorate as a result of the government reshuffle.
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But it is obvious that Japanese firms have not learned the lessons from recent scandals, says Toshiaki Oguchi of Governance for Owners Japan, a corporate-governance lobby group.
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Badiei came to the US in early December as the executive director of the Internet Governance Project, which works on education and research in internet governance, she said.
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Disproportionate growth could go hand in hand with proper governance There are plenty of examples of well-run companies that were able to achieve growth with good governance.
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These papers consider the relation between corporate performance and governance attributes recommended by the governance and proxy advisors for thousands of U.S. companies over the past two decades.
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However, as suggested earlier, several published papers in scholarly finance and law journals find no relation between governance ratings sold by governance and proxy advisors and company performance.
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The CFPB governance model is structurally unsound as an independent federal agency due to its single-director governance, which a three-judge panel ruled last year is unconstitutional.
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This is an important action for China to actively participate in the governance of the global arms trade governance and reflects China's determination to support multilateralism, it said.
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Saikawa said he expected the governance committee would "take a scalpel" to Nissan's governance team, and that he did not have a deadline for naming a successor to Ghosn.
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Bankers and corporate governance experts said the new board may still struggle to attract new economy companies while at the same time lowering corporate governance standards in the city.
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That can include its adherence to child labor laws, environmental policy or good corporate governance (in most cases good governance companies also adhere to the other two policies, #justsayin).
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"We find that board gender composition significantly increases dividends only for firms with weak governance, suggesting that female directors use dividend payouts as a governance device," according to the paper.
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The annual report provides a analysis of governance on the continent and is described on the foundation website as 'the most comprehensive collection of data on governance in the region.
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The only concern I have is that there's been some talk about how the new Prime Minister sees corporate governance and wants to have much more influence on corporate governance.
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"I am not generally a fan of these type of governance provisions," said Jill Fisch, a professor at University of Pennsylvania School of Law and an expert on corporate governance.
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E.S.G. — which stands for environment, social and governance — measures a company's commitment to reducing environmental impact and supporting social justice as well as their governance and engagement within their communities.
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According to the Natural Resource Governance Institute's index, six of the 13 high-income countries studied failed to achieve good or satisfactory ratings for the quality of their natural-resource governance.
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Hong Kong lost out to Singapore in brokerage CLSA's Corporate Governance Watch rankings, a survey of regional corporate governance standards, in 2016 because it did not have an independent audit regulator.
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Park, 44, joins ICR and its newly created Governance Advisory Solutions practice from Dimensional Fund Advisors where he was head of global corporate governance for the Austin, Texas-based investment firm.
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David Runnalls is a distinguished fellow at the Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI), a Canadian think tank that focuses on governance of the global economy, global security and international law.
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But when things are going poorly, the opposite dynamic takes hold: Without trust, good governance and policy become difficult, and without good governance and policy, it's difficult to create social trust.
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In many respects, that would be consistent with the broader focus on corporate governance prompted last summer by the Commonsense Principles of Corporate Governance, and related guidance from the Business Roundtable.
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Summary of Data Adjustments - One data adjustment has been made; adopting the governance score for Italy as a proxy for governance in San Marino, as there is not a full set of World Bank governance indicators available for San Marino (for example, there are no indicators for Government Effectiveness, Regulatory Quality, and Control of Corruption).
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Structural Features: -1 notch, to reflect that the deterioration in governance standards, particularly related to SOEs, in Fitch's view is not fully reflected in the World Bank governance indicator, which remains supportive.
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However, this may not adequately reflect governance issues that were highlighted in the recent state of capture report by the public prosecutor and governance may deteriorate as a result of the reshuffle.
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"Important are our concerns about Berkshire's governance structure, particularly its entrenched board, limited financial transparency and cursory efforts at recognizing environmental, social and governance risks to its consolidated operating model," she said.
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The amended constitution should fully represent the latest "sinicisation" of Marxism, new governance concepts and "the fresh experiences in adhering to, and strengthening, Party leadership, and in strict Party governance", Xinhua said.
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Donald Trump—who used his most recent address at the United Nations to denounce global governance—may be, here and there, and unbeknownst to himself, laying the groundwork for future global governance.
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The USOC believes no person serving in a governance role in the IOC, any National Olympic Committee, International Federation or Association of National Olympic Committees should serve in a governance role for WADA.
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Janos Pasztor, executive director of the Carnegie Climate Geoengineering Governance Initiative, which hopes to spur effective governance of the emerging technologies, described the U.N. Environment Assembly's focus on them as a positive step.
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While transparency is solid and the bank's governance has not to date presented significant risk to creditors, overall governance is less developed than higher-rated peers, for example, in respect of board oversight.
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RLAM Corporate Governance Manager Ashley Hamilton Claxton said the move was "a clear violation of an important corporate governance principle designed to protect shareholders and ensure effective independent oversight of the company's management".
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If feelings have come to dominate politics to the detriment of good governance and evidence-led policy-making, then the rationalists need to reassert themselves; to show some emotion and take governance back.
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It has also said it could consider corporate governance, in addition to investor returns, when deciding on stock investments, raising expectations it could play a bigger role in improving corporate governance in Japan.
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Also on Friday, Standard & Poor's revised downward its assessment of Viacom's management and governance to "fair" from "satisfactory" because it believes the litigation and succession planning issues "reflect poorly" on Viacom's corporate governance.
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Our leverage is operational improvements and more governance so we really help align governance and that's what we see as a key advantage of private equity investments over, for example, public equity companies.
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"However, they are likely to insist on better governance for the fund in terms of transparency of decision making, and are likely to insist on governance standards for the investee companies," he said.
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The same proportion used environmental, social and governance (ESG) funds.
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This diverse group certainly holds varied opinions on corporate governance.
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Outsiders could use the opening to push for better governance.
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Economy Minister Emmanuel Macron in May blasted Renault's "dysfunctional governance".
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For industry, the global uncertainties in governance suggest two things.
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Kenya's governance indicators are weaker than the 'B' range median.
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"We need some governance, we need some process," Renski said.
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That will require a more robust approach to governance, too.
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But how do you measure the value of good governance?
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Transparency can also mitigate the second difficulty, of ocean governance.
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Companies' governance is child's play compared with running a nation.
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Christodoro will also join board's corporate governance and finance committees.
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They want to change the country's entire system of governance.
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Broad failures of corporate governance emerge from Mr Mistry's claims.
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Burford fought back, and made some changes in its governance.
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Governance is the foundation upon which everything else is built.
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This problem is hardly confined to one area of governance.
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And there are questions over governance of the proposed arrangement.
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What kinds of technological and governance systems do we want?
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However, getting the governance right is key in this space.
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Morocco's governance and development indicators are a major credit weakness.
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It pays little heed to the tenets of good governance.
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Most important, she has been a champion of improved governance.
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The bank's troubles reflect weak businesses but also weak governance.
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"Global cyberspace governance is at a crucial crossroads," Liu said.
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He said lawmakers should aim for "fair and equitable" governance.
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Favorable governance standards support the stability of the policy framework.
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Often, as water problems elsewhere show, that requires good governance.
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Some muttered that the whole enterprise faced a "governance crisis".
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They would continue to have separate ownership and governance structures.
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Those places which are happiest appear to have good governance.
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" Finally, "existing governance mechanisms do especially badly with extreme scenarios.
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More attention to corporate governance -- who's in the firing line?
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It comes down from its governance structure and technical implementation.
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CPS' existing governance structure was put into place in 1995.
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Director Rayford Wilkins will chair the nominating and governance committee.
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Separation of powers is a vital component of healthy governance.
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"We believe that we have good corporate governance," he said.
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How can Armenians of Karabakh expect safety under Azerbaijani governance?
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Restricted governance committee meets to select headhunter for CEO replacement.
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USAID must develop an agile and strategic approach to governance.
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TODAY ICANN is almost synonymous with internet governance (see article).
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The UN's mode of governance is equally open to criticism.
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Companies like ours need to develop new models of governance.
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This is the presidency as reality television, not as governance.
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"This is bad governance, plain and simple," she told HuffPo.
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He advises international economic and financial institutions on corporate governance.
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Denner said Tuesday he recently met with Ironwood's governance committee.
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And now DeepMind wants to research governance and accountability ethics?
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That will make a difference in the governance of Lebanon.
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He is the author of "Private Governance" (Oxford University Press).
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The changes received a lukewarm reception from corporate governance experts.
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This particular gathering was expected to focus on party governance.
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Many elements run under separate public agencies or governance structures.
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Another catalyst for mass adoption is advances in industry governance.
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What is the nominee's policy expertise and style of governance?
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Investors look for transparency, corporate governance and rule of law.
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He stressed good governance based on the rule of law.
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The shutdown highlights a fundamental asymmetry in American governance today.
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Adequate governance requires enacting reforms that strengthen its democratic institutions.
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Rapid urbanization will further exacerbate resource scarcity and governance challenges.
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The talks had lost momentum over price and governance issues.
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And more effective governance means better performance for all stakeholders.
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For Trump, leadership is effective governance by any means necessary.
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Governance in the Economic and Monetary Union, which severely constrained
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Reuters reported that Elliott was pushing for corporate governance improvement.
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Agile data governance systems simplify compliance with this data practice.
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What's more, Xiaomi is embracing the industry's worst governance practices.
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Respondents also place importance on social, environmental and corporate governance.
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Fourth, global governance should focus on enhancing democracy, not globalization.
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Their opponents and journalists critical of their governance often disappeared.
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Quiet, competent governance may well be what most Americans want.
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In addition to governance reform, the M.T.A. requires more funding.
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Perhaps he will, but meanwhile, Trump is undoing American governance.
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Analysts have called for larger governance overhauls across the sector.
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Everyone does, and that's anathema to decency and good governance.
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Afghanistan's 407 districts are the basic unit of local governance.
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Sanctions certainly have exacerbated the effects of Tehran's poor governance.
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They also symbolize the poor governance and corruption across Bangladesh.
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Is the Chinese governance model to thank for that success?
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They can reclaim their rightful share in our church's governance.
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Consider the governance structure of the I.M.F. and World Bank.
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His administration has not earned a reputation for competent governance.
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And there is a palpable sense that governance is broken.
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This is a basic and appalling failure of good governance.
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They have little to do with the business of governance.
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I've seen firsthand the importance of governance in combating extremism.
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Collibra: Data governance with a focus on privacy and automation
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These words and deeds set the tone for ethical governance.
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WeWork sought to address investor concerns by overhauling its governance.
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"There's a strong spirit of governance and transparency," he said.
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A democratic republic relies upon citizen representatives to engineer governance.
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"The best of any politics is good governance," Doster said.
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"What is this form of governance?" he wrote on Twitter.
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But this governance by fear and snarl ultimately wore thin.
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The governance bill, passed in January, is awaiting Buhari's approval.
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She is director of the governance program at Democracy Fund.
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So, this governance structure was vague when the integration began.
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And I was in a hurry to restructure the governance.
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Mitsubishi Motors blamed poor communication, lax governance and internal pressure.
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Trump, however, has reduced the entire problem to Democratic governance.
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"As a governance issue, we take it seriously," he added.
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Collibra provides cloud software for data management, analytics, and governance.
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Mobius Capital Partners will manage environmental, social and governance strategies.
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Still, some investors are quietly complaining about corporate governance practices.
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That particular governance reform is tied to the funding deal.
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These people weren't elected to govern, but to impede governance.
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Ultimately, good ocean governance lies beyond what individuals can accomplish.
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"Companies with multiple share class structures tend to have corporate governance structures that treat different shareholder classes unequally with respect to voting rights and other governance issues," the index provider said in a statement.
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Eskom, which has been embroiled in a governance crisis and allegations of undue influence in awarding tenders, said in a statement it would address governance concerns and stabilise the firm through its new board.
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I think that the next president, whoever it is, is going to have to deal with some big questions around our governance — your governance — and how we create an economy that works for everyone.
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"The fiercely negative reaction to the proposed transaction only highlights the flawed (corporate governance) process and underscores our continuing concern about governance at the company," CtW Executive Director Dieter Waizenegger wrote in the letter.
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LONDON, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Standard Life Investments has concerns about governance at Sports Direct and Volkswagen and will press for more change at the companies, it said in its annual governance report on Wednesday.
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CalSTRS, Sheehan's old employer, said that Kirsty Jenkinson, who headed Wespath Benefits and Investments' environmental, social, governance integration, corporate engagement, portfolio screening and proxy voting activities unit, had been hired director of corporate governance.
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"Companies with multiple-share-class structures tend to have corporate governance structures that treat different shareholder classes unequally with respect to voting rights and other governance issues," the index provider said in a statement.
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At the same time, corporations were being forced to reconsider their governance by federal legislation and stock exchange listing requirements that were enacted in reaction to the scandals and that emphasized corporate governance solutions.
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The World Bank's governance indicator for South Africa is well above the 'BB' category median, but wide-spread reporting of governance failures at SOEs suggests that the indicator exaggerates the country's strength in this area.
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If one reads the preamble closely, one finds the key values that the Constitution is meant to achieve: democratic governance, effective governance, establishing justice, securing liberty, and of course I would add to that equality.
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The disconnect demonstrates the complicated corporate governance challenge Viacom's board is facing in the battle for control of Redstone's $40 billion media empire, which includes CBS Corp and Viacom, investors and corporate governance experts said.
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This was ultimately a governance question and the whole nexus of Tezos is — governance is very much a part of blockchains, we can't divorce the math and computer science aspect from the overall governing philosophy.
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The code, which includes a whistleblowing clause, has encouraged employees to speak out, says Toshiaki Oguchi of Governance for Owners Japan, a governance lobby group (Toray disclosed its cheating only after an anonymous online post).
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And activists point out that their desire to improve the governance of listed companies is in tune with the broader vogue for ESG funds that filter prospective investments according to environmental, social and governance criteria.
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Corporate Governance Deficiencies: The company's corporate governance deficiencies are incorporated into its 'BB+' rating and centre around its board structure, which does not have independent directors, its three-person private shareholding and key person risk.
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Source: Board Governance Research and CALmatters Source: Board Governance Research and CALmatters Five years ago, California was the first state to pass a resolution, authored by Jackson, calling on public companies to increase gender diversity.
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Most internet experts support the internet governance transition, because it would undermine an argument used by repressive regimes to lobby for greater power over internet governance, or even break off from the global internet altogether.
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"We are still exploring different models of open source project governance, but the GitHub model is well understood and presents a good trade-off between the ability to accept contributions and governance overhead," Ghodsi said.
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BOSTON, Feb 10 (Reuters) - Four former Vanguard executives who spent years overseeing corporate governance as members of the asset manager's stewardship team have founded their own advisory firm, Sustainable Governance Partners, they said on Monday.
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The EFSA, locally known as the Finantsinspektsioon, responded by saying Danske Bank had failed in its governance and that the DFSA "was and is responsible for supervising the governance of Danske Bank, including its branches".
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While praising improvements in the central bank's transparency, accountability and governance, the Treasury Committee said that the incident involving Ms. Hogg raised "wider concerns" about the bank's governance and that further reform may be needed.
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And she's been the chair for our nominating and governance committee.
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Even botched privatisations can improve governance in corruption-plagued emerging economies.
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It's also not really a show about the challenges of governance.
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The case offers notable lessons in anti-bribery governance and oversight.
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The latter argument is quite persuasive from a corporate governance standpoint.
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Each of the three states would determine their own governance structure.
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"Our future will be shaped by data governance choices," Delacroix said.
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Although the city is now under Israeli governance, the distinction remains.
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"Outdoor air pollution is pretty much a governance problem," said Smith.
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There is still a price to be paid for inefficient governance.
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Another thing to borrow from the Big Smoke: its governance structure.
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Governance of the sport also needed to be simple and streamlined.
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Druze are also active in mainstream governance and media in Israel.
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Certainly what's happening with the governance dispute right now didn't help.
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Elliott has called on Pernod to improve profit margins and governance.
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They have suffered funding cuts, but their main problem is governance.
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The principle behind this law is fundamental to democratic self-governance.
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At least the weak corporate governance may help some good causes.
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My work as a journalist is I cover problems of governance.
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It ceded widespread powers of governance to an undemocratically appointed group.
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Asked if the BRI promotes Chinese governance, the students enthusiastically agree.
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One recent project is the Kitty AI: Artificial Intelligence for Governance.
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The central problem that Mexico has evaded is that of governance.
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Yet governance remains firmly the domain of an often hereditary elite.
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Environmental, social, and governance considerations can also make a stock uninvestable.
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In sum, global corporate governance is a bit of a mess.
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AMLG: Is it possible that Ethereum could change its governance structure?
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So what kind of governance filter could Equifax credibly pass through?
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"I think proper governance is critical for us," Mr. Gulati said.
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He was referring to the Constitutional Reform and Governance Act 2010.
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Blockchains will challenge governance and centrally controlled ways of enforcing transactions.
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He added that he felt "comfortable" with the bank's current governance.
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In fact, the kingdom is a wreck because of their governance.
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Oakeshott's focus was on the conduct of politics itself, with governance.
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A board meeting has been called on Monday to discuss governance.
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The important part is that there would be a governance issue.
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The ban in China may also ease the currency's governance problems.
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Repressive governance could, to a large extent, become an automated affair.
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But there is another test, which is the effect on governance.
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That is where the second danger comes in: the Libra's governance.
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Some banks seem more interested in juicy fees than good governance.
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Trump's personal qualities would become the ones that define American governance.
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Call it peacebuilding, conflict mitigation, or plain good governance: it works.
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Leftist governance has ended in one South American nation and appears
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What global governance would be needed to monitor such a technology?
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Unlike the mainland China, Hong Kong did not adopt authoritarian governance.
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But there remained a need for some system of participatory governance.
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They have been critical of its corporate governance and employment practices.
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There will also be the requisite corporate governance duties to complete.
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Index funds and managers are the key to strong corporate governance.
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They want to exit the European Union and reestablish national governance.
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Good governance requires prudence, and prudence can be hampered by experience.
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It's a bold step in a country slowly rethinking corporate governance.
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By traditional standards of American governance, these are clear impeachable offenses.
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World Bank governance indicators are in line with the peer median.
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There continue to be complaints of corruption and lack of governance.
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ROME (Reuters) - The new governance set up at Telecom Italia (TLIT.
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Greater foreign ownership could potentially support improvements in governance and transparency.
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But the further evolution of global governance faces a big obstacle.
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BUT IT WAS REGULATORY, IT WAS GOVERNANCE AND IT WAS VALUE.
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Disney World has been hailed as a marvel of private governance.
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The "G" is for governance, and here Tesla is a laggard.
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Bulgaria's governance indicators are in line with its 'BBB' category peers.
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Nissan Motor fell 0.6% as its governance crisis appeared to deepen.
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He is unraveling an established tool of democratic governance in Brazil.
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Like any tool, systems of governance require maintenance to keep working.
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One lesson is that the prospects for rebalancing global governance depend
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Security, governance and economic growth are key pillars of this strategy.
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That may have seen governance and compliance take a back seat.
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Corporate-governance experts are used to grappling with excessive executive pay.
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I've worked with both in governance and in the management team.
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Trump lacks Nixon's intellect but shares his vision of American governance.
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It's called ESG, which stands for environmental, social and corporate governance.
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Assuming these governance changes are approved, Benchmark will drop its suit.
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It is also a monumental failure of governance and public administration.
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In a nation thirsty for good governance, that's ripe for change.
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When a company's valuation skyrockets, investors sometimes fail to scrutinize governance.
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You have displayed a staggering lack of basic knowledge about governance.
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The justices will always play a major role in American governance.
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Afghans would welcome any agreement that brings improved security and governance.
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WeWork has been working to address some of its governance concerns.
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There's proven evidence that this model of corporate governance can work.
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Quality of the governance because of corruption, bureaucracy, inefficiency, poor management.
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Intense public scrutiny ensued over the company's business model and governance.
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"There needs to be better governance around these things," he said.
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Americans' trust in our system of governance is already too low.
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It's only a question of which form of governance gets adopted.
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By using agile data governance, startups can balance protection and improvement.
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Self-service tools like WebMD's are part of agile data governance.
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Zoning should grow out of holistic planning based on participatory governance.
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Plus: Goldman Sachs and Tesla put lackluster corporate governance on show.
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Yet most of the institutions of American governance continued to function.
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SoftBank has also vowed to step up its corporate governance efforts.
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But while elections are a zero-sum game, governance is not.
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Such hard quota laws on board governance are popular in Europe.
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Collective governance Companies should work together to self-regulate the industry.
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To date, such governance is mostly aspirational (like the Paris agreement).
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Germany uses a version of this "shared-governance" model, mostly successfully.
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The programs it supports enhance security, improve governance and promote prosperity.
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It's not how good governance should work, even during a pandemic.
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If Biden is elected, they see eight years of centrist governance.
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The ceaseless campaign that always comes at the expense of governance.
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You don't learn so much governance in the private sector, frankly.
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But you learn a lot about governance in the public sector.
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That's because corporate governance remains a work in progress in China.
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"We would now be adopting their style of governance," Macchiarola said.
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Nissan Motor fell 0.9% as its governance crisis appeared to deepen.
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The Polish government insists the measure is essential to good governance.
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The sport of politics has obscured the deadly seriousness of governance.
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Risk management procedures have been improved, governance procedures have been improved.
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This has complicated governance, especially on the state and local levels.
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Ms. Whitman was liked for her no-nonsense approach to governance.
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We therefore view corporate governance practices as neutral to the rating.
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TeamHealth said its governance committee would review and consider the nominations.
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This steadily criminalized Afghan governance, resulting in today's mafia-style politics.
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Expertise and political nuance, she writes, are foundational to democratic governance.
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Aragon's token, ANT, is used for the governance of the network.
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ORG could have generational impacts, should the governance and stewardship of .
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In 2018, Alibaba published its first environmental, social and governance report.
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And the last point is culture and governance matter, you know.
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Some have a strong interest in environmental, social and governance investing.
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But Trump's freewheeling approach to governance made those processes somewhat obsolete.
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And Elizabeth Warren has also modeled that in her governance style.
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But it has nonetheless formed the bedrock for modern American governance.
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Recently, Fraser's analysis of museum governance has become more explicitly political.
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"Concerns from a corporate governance viewpoint are well-flagged," she noted.
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Environmental, social and governance factors also factor into the performance divergence.
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There is no real governance here, no justice and no order.
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I don't want to suggest that public corporate governance is perfect.
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It uses 88 criteria to rate the governance of African countries.
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It also reflects corporate governance risks regarding the bank's board composition.
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A burgeoning illicit opium trade also jeopardizes security, governance and development.
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It is compounded in its weakness by certain rules of governance.
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There are certainly governance risks on the horizon for this vision.
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We can also consider the governance structure for the health sector.
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But today this system of self-governance is under immense strain.
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He said the forum's focus is on Sports Direct's governance review.
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What do opioids have to do with corporate governance at McKesson?
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Will the WeWork fiasco change the governance structure of upcoming unicorns?
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It relates to the street, the corridors of governance and commerce.
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Some bankers and corporate governance experts have expressed concern that a third board could lower governance standards in the city, which has seen a series of corporate scandals that have rattled investors and battered some stocks.
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"The fact that Korean companies tend to trade at a discount to regional peers (is) usually attributed in part to corporate governance concerns," said Singapore-based David Smith, head of corporate governance at Aberdeen Asset Management.
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"We hope that in sharing our voting intentions early, and that following the results of the AGM, this will help encourage Metro Bank to strengthen their governance structures," said LGIM's Sacha Sadan, director of corporate governance.
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I was reading something online about this kind of laissez-faire governance where you take the idea of capitalism, the ability to choose your own—I don't know—cell phone provider, and [applying] that to governance.
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Therefore, we may elect not to comply with certain corporate governance standards, such as the requirement that our board of directors have a compensation committee and nominating and corporate governance committee composed entirely of independent directors.
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The new fund is being called the Ethics and Governance of Artificial Intelligence Fund, and will aim to support a "cross-section of AI ethics and governance projects and activities", both in the US and internationally.
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His project required him to sift through mundane documentation of day-to-day governance in the Qajar dynasty a century ago, to look for common threads and to see how and when good governance practices emerged.
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In its 2016 report ranking Asian countries' corporate governance standards according to a number of factors including enforcement, the Asian Corporate Governance Association (ACGA) highlighted insufficient human resources at the main Chinese regulators as an ongoing problem.
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Your ability to now differentiate yourself goes up, and then going back to how we started, it then does the job not just of capitalism, but of governance to the extent that governance continues to be great.
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Governance Everyone agreed that the problem started off over blocksize (and that still is the immediate problem) but the inability of the community to resolve that problem has surfaced a larger problem: the desperate need for governance.
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"We hope to present the (governance) bill for the third and final reading not later than the end of March 2017," said Senator Tayo Alasoadura, who coordinates committees handling the passage of the Petroleum Industry Governance Bill.
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Then there is a governance process was also instituted in the decision making process, and even the selection of the new governor will go through a governance committee of the board made up of private sector individuals.
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When individuals have super-voting rights over other shareholders, that creates a conflict with a core tenant of good governance: to provide governance as it aligns with the interests of all shareholders, and not just one party.
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"We want to be more active at annual meetings, we want to be more active in swaying companies to have good governance and relate to ESG (environmental, social and governance criteria)," Chief Executive Christian Hyldahl told Reuters.
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Kenya's social and governance indicators are also weaker than the 'B' median.
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Too bad Chris Christie won't get his chance at Day One governance.
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Shares of both carmakers rose after Reuters reported on the governance compromises.
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I want to say categorically that we are serious about good governance.
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She returns as the minister of co-operative governance and traditional affairs.
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No boss, though, could succeed under the suffocating governance structure she endures.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Italian proxy adviser Frontis Governance has recommended Telecom Italia (TLIT.
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The quick reaction time and the decision taken today show strong governance.
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And you actually have problems all throughout Africa from a governance standpoint.
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The plan also covers action on climate change, education, transport and governance.
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Every member of FAANG must increasingly deal with significant data governance issues.
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Microsoft already offers access and governance control tools for Azure, of course.
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But this is a proxy for just general approach (AUDIO) constitutional governance.
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His orders seem motivated more by spite and sadism than good governance.
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JASSER: And governance and punishments and the inequality of men and women.
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Renzi's referendum proposes a bundle of reforms intended to improve Italian governance.
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Territory, property, governance and powersharing were "make or break" issues, Eide said.
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Most can be integrated into existing management and governance processes for efficiency.
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Critics say the new system will undermine checks and balances on governance.
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Trump's showmanship is eating away, more and more aggressively, at American governance.
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But it&aposs not OK for conservatives who believe in self-governance.
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I want to say categorically that we are serious about good governance.
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Pupils' criticisms of their country's politics and governance may be perfectly legitimate.
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Netflix released its first-ever Environmental Social Governance (ESG) report on Friday.
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"Private, informal agreements are not consistent with open, democratic governance," they wrote.
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America and China both represent flawed models of data collection and governance.
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Cheerleaders for corporate governance, particularly in America, often paint a rosy picture.
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He says investors are increasingly aware of environmental concerns and governance issues.
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But better governance doesn't have to be a by-product of regulation.
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But that requisite for governance seems to have been lost in Iraq.
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It would also minimize any "reputational risk" by tightening governance, they said.
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Governance will be challenged by enhanced tension between freedom, privacy and security.
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Rock Center for Corporate Governance at Stanford University, Working Paper No. 222.
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Corporate scandals persist, even among firms with good governance, such as Toshiba.
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She became the largest shareholder in the group and demanded governance reforms.
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A major problem is the collapse of Arab governance around the region.
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History instructs that no governance is perfect, and humans are reliably awful.
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But we want to make sure all the corporate governance is address.
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But unless local governance improves, they will not eliminate the jihadist threat.
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We are confident because our governance is very strict on such matters.
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We also applaud the company's strong corporate governance, diversity, and inclusion principles.
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"The corporate governance aspects of it are much more doable," Oja said.
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The lack of governance and moderation on these platforms empowers these actors.
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This time, though, Republicans paid no electoral price for degrading American governance.
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BigID, a NYC-based data governance solution has been blessed with both.
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She's also a senior fellow at the Centre for International Governance Innovation.
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Earlier, Droste worked in corporate stewardship and governance policy at TIAA-Nuveen.
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Suddenly, technologists started taking the problems of governance and politics more seriously.
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This incident will make investors review if Japanese corporate governance is working.
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Fitch treats this as event risk and a potential corporate governance issue.
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The political structure is bad for governance in general, too, experts said.
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People can serve as watchdogs, activists for truth, and monitors of governance.
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Montagliani joined as the organization's members approved a series of governance reforms.
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Bottom line: Yes, checks have been sent and corporate governance changes implemented.
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His annual Mo Ibrahim Index, which measures good governance, names and shames.
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This liberal vision of governance reform does not address the root challenge
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The company lists three directors as independent in its corporate governance report.
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"Corporate governance standards have not been met," she wrote in an email.
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That is the level of governance that can best coordinate these efforts.
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Douglas Chia is the executive director of The Conference Board Governance Center.
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This proxy season, expect shareholders to make headway on major governance issues.
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The formalization of the party committees has split investors and governance experts.
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It offers complete transparency, total shareholder control, unprecedented flexibility and autonomous governance.
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He resigned from the company in 2013 following a corporate governance crisis.
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World Bank governance indicators are in line with the 'A' peer median.
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An American Express spokeswoman said the pay caps are good corporate governance.
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The change is part of a governance policy to rotate directors periodically.
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The candidness is welcome but not enough to avoid a governance hangover.
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She is currently a member of AREF's management and corporate governance committees.
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But people have often responded to platform-threatening afflictions with creative governance.
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THE FACT OF THE MATTER IS GOVERNANCE WAS ALWAYS BEEN AN ISSUE.
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Gabon's ratings are constrained by weak data quality and standards of governance.
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Each of their shares is entitled to 10 votes on governance matters.
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More recently, General Padrino López has spoken of a "failure of governance".
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That consensus makes raising teachers' pay a good test of basic governance.
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But the good governance for which Singapore is renowned eludes Mr Yameen.
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" • "The new governance standards will apply to future investments made by SoftBank.
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Their deliberate efforts undermine effective governance, destabilize regions, and undercut U.S. influence.
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CFTC: deliberate defaults may be 'market manipulation'Blackstone's Japan move highlights governance fight
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Data is not a new thing, especially as a tool of governance.
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The third argument made on behalf of the market view concerns governance.
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Top-down governance through layers of administrative structures is no longer working.
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But under Merkel's governance, the German economy tided through these two crises.
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The utopian vision was reflected in the school's democratic style of governance.
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Modi's government has made targeting corruption a pillar of its governance plans.
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This will have important implications for the future of governance in Mexico.
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He advises clients on cybersecurity, enterprise risk management, and information technology governance.
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Qutbism, like Iran's Wilayat al-Faqih, seeks global domination and Islamic governance.
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"Our governance is inherently social," Vlad Zamfir said, on one such stage.
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Another group, Filimbi, or "Whistle" in Swahili, mobilized alongside for better governance.
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It introduced Islam as a form of modern governance, and fostered extremism.
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Trump's latest clash with reality demonstrates the president's failed approach to governance.
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"Novo Mercado was supposed to have an enhanced corporate governance," he said.
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Then he must burnish his conservative credentials and deliver his governance principles.
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Today, despite the problems with governance, you can feel more government control.
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This approach has led to a perpetual state of governance by crisis.
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Critics have blasted WeWork for its wide losses and corporate-governance practices.
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We are the victim of this process to delegitimize our self-governance.
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Adequate governance, transparency and accountability will be essential features of this plan.
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BlueTalon will build data privacy and governance solutions for Microsoft's Azure cloud.
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Stabilization focuses on three basic elements: security, governance and basic service delivery.
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Teddy Roosevelt thought that Taft had rejected his legacy and progressive governance.
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The partners share governance, but Fox owns 73 percent of the venture.
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And it is poor governance that is literally killing the youngest Venezuelans.
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Unfortunately, there is little hope for stable governance in the near future.
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More recently, the trust has come under fire over corporate governance mishaps.
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He specializes in business and securities law, corporate governance and consumer protection.
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However, often overlooked is the importance of strong governance for emergency communications.
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It is now start of commencement of transition of revolutionary to governance.
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As a blueprint for governance, let's just say this strategy lacks promise.
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It seems likely that more companies will follow up with governance improvements.
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But what's often missing in debates are issues of governance and security.
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They're going a hundred miles an hour and don't have any governance.
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They have suffered persecution and had their aspirations for self-governance crushed.
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That'll see him manage the firm's corporate governance in its largest market.
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With agile data governance, startups can address their critical weakness: data scarcity.
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Simple rules, strong claims, and a demand for empathy and honest governance.
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SEPTEMBER 13: WeWork's board announced changes to company governance, including Neumann's authority.
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Trump's attempt to subvert truth is a major challenge to democratic governance.
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Have women changed the culture of politics, its institutions and governance itself?
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What I learned from the Lehman experience is the importance of governance.
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"It is a project for state governance, not constitutional law," she added.
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Good governance often turns out to be bad politics, and vice versa.
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He tried to write him out of America's fundamental traditions of governance.
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President Trump has promoted the image of the strongman in world governance.
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"Under the usual corporate governance, you speak to the board," he added.
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We've seen the danger of personalizing governance and gatekeeping a NATIONAL FIGURE!!
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"It's clever, sensible, technical governance which is really under threat," he said.
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If it's to abolish ICE, it's a dereliction of responsibility for governance.
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Weak governance has long been a black mark against mainland Chinese companies.
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Changing the governance structure, as Djokovic has suggested, sounds nearly as tricky.
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But you'd also, because of bureaucracy, also learn about administration and governance.
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It is a corporate governance consulting firm, not a proxy advisory firm.
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Likewise, they might be thinking about family governance, but still need guidance.
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Building large, effective infrastructure projects requires good governance and sound business practices.
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Governance is weakened or outright subverted by organized money and partisan paralysis.
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Kurdistan is already, in values and governance, a democratic nation in waiting.
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Milan, market regulator Consob presents annual report on corporate governance (0900 GMT).
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You may also recognize it as a currently fashionable principle of governance.
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One of the company's decision was to have more good corporate governance.
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These may be the greatest successes in the history of human governance.
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And she has the clearest plan for making ambitious governance possible again.
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What didn't waver was American support for the elements of good governance.
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Board meeting to call an extraordinary shareholder meeting to approve governance changes.
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Reconciliation also means building trust through honest, accountable governance and responsible citizenship.
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Unfortunately, these companies are hindered by cumbersome, confusing, and capricious governance practices.
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Having a chairman-CEO dulls the checks and balances of corporate governance.
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They, too, declined to comment on the governance risks that ISS flagged.
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"It's a first," Macron told the annual Internet Governance Forum in Paris.
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"The issue today is not the technologies, it's the governance," Goldsmith says.
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Trendy technology is no substitute for prudent fiscal policy and good governance.
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But some experts argue that politics has no place in corporate governance.
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Twice under President Barack Obama, Republican lawmakers precipitated acute crises of governance.
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"It's a good governance approach that also pays cultural dividends," Sherman said.
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Betsy Wright Hawkings is director of the governance program at Democracy Fund.
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Evidence and objective reality are the foundation of successful policy and governance.
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The fundamental problem in the country was bad governance, they all agreed.
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According to Basham, the new changes have led to much-improved governance.
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Still, in corporate governance circles, that level of support is remarkably tepid.
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Self-governance requires some level of responsibility and commitment to our laws.
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ORG and the governance of the non-commercial sphere of the internet.
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"Sometimes we conflate great business leaders with strong personalities with great governance."
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How they operate has big implications for financial stability and corporate governance.
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An example of independent governance is the Oversight Board we&aposre creating.
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His speeches have a broad meaning and reflect our philosophy of governance.
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Agarwal said OYO will focus on sustainable growth, profitability, training and governance.
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Puerto Rico is a testament to everything is wrong with Democratic governance.
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Pressed by analysts this week on corporate governance, Mr Coury was evasive.
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And, given the current environment, that may be the smart governance play.
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Remote, sparsely populated jurisdictions got a thumb on the scales of governance.
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The board has hired a law firm to review corporate governance standards.
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New Zealand scored 236 thanks to strong governance and good financial support.
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The solution, then, lies not just in technology, but in better governance.
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Sustained improvement in both development and governance indicators would be credit positive.
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The very essence of this ancient system of governance is being tested.
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Governance remains dull as ditchwater in Silicon Valley—until something goes wrong.
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Tech investor Chamath Palihapitiya slammed WeWork's corporate governance on CNBC on Tuesday.
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DC should annex NOVA and return the governance of VA to Virginians!
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Others argued its governance style drove Iraqi Sunnis into the jihadists' arms.
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It is an entirely artificial designation indicating only a difference on governance.
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This has enabled the Taliban to become adept at managing local governance.
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And the Oslo government has no real say in the bloc's governance.
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Good starts have been made by biologists, security agencies, and governance experts.
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Supporters of democratic governance have feared mob rule since the ancient Greeks.
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There are obvious limitations to that me-me-me approach to governance.
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Right now, the GDPR and ePrivacy Directive share governance over cookie regulations.
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The automation of governance will not stop with Pittsburgh's family services system.
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Its endowment is now being invested with environmental, social and governance guidelines.
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It also foreshadowed what could be four acrimonious years of governance here.
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As China's economic clout grows, so will its influence in global governance.
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Governance clearly bores him, as do policy details both foreign and domestic.
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Wrage previously advised FIFA about corporate governance reforms before quitting in 2013.
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But when you look at leadership and governance it's not reflected there.
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And there's a lot of really obvious governance problems there as well.
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The arrest does underscores a potential fault line in JD.com's corporate governance.
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The big challenge is that successful democratic governance is really, really hard.
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Update 8/5/17 7:25pm ET: Google's new Vice President of Diversity, Integrity & Governance, Danielle Brown, issued the following statement in response to the internal employee memo:Googlers,I'm Danielle, Google's brand new VP of Diversity, Integrity & Governance.
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These factors are mitigated by the strong systemic governance in the countries where the group operates and its record of no governance failures, reasonable dividend distributions, related-party transactions on an arm's length basis, and solid financial reporting.
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Q. What is the practical difference between governance in a Leninist, quasi-institutionalized model and governance by a strongman who seeks to rule by centralizing power in himself and appealing to nationalist ideology, such as the "China Dream"?
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Hong Kong scores relatively well for corporate governance compared with the rest of Asia, coming second out of 11 markets ranked by the Asian Corporate Governance Association (ACGA) on their rules, culture, enforcement, audit regime, and political environment.
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By supporting legitimate governance that responds to citizen needs and provides effective mechanisms for debate, decisionmaking, and conflict resolution, democracy and governance assistance helps countries emerge from conflict and prevents extremist groups from further undermining weak governing systems.
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Bebchuk also said that the paper's critique of stakeholder governance is not intended to suggest that stakeholders do not have an interest in corporate governance – but that the flood of recent pronouncements does not actually serve those interests.
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Fitch incorporates the company's corporate governance deficiencies within its rating, but does not specifically notch down as a result of it due to the strong systemic governance of the countries in which Ineos operates, its history of paying reasonable dividends and no corporate governance failures, related-party loans being made and repaid on an arm's length basis, and an adequate record of financial reporting.
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Whether it happens at tonight's debate or later, it is important that the Republicans asking the American people to trust them with the governance of the United States speak to the governance of one of their own in Michigan.
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As the custodians of democracy, Western regimes should be aiding their African counterparts in building governance systems which exude the tenets of democratic governance -- equality, inclusivity, justice and true choice -- and not ones which presume to act as such.
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Separating opinions on finances and governance may be rare, but the case indicates corporate scandals in Japan are being dealt with more stringently than in the past, said Hideaki Miyajima, a Waseda University professor and expert on corporate governance.
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Governance Below Peers Key areas of corporate governance weakness include a 20% blocking minority in voting resolutions, potential conflicts of interest on the part of some board members, and lack of independence and diversity at the supervisory board level.
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The Governance Team's primary mission is to support the regional teams in the design, implementation and evaluation of democratic governance programs, including legislative strengthening, open government, executive branch transitions, local government, anti-corruption, and engagement with civic tech organizations.
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Concerns about conflicts of interest were recently studied by Harvard Law School corporate governance expert Lucian Bebchuk and Boston University law professor Scott Hirst, who also is the director of institutional investor research at Harvard Law's corporate governance program.
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However, they also saw him as a reformer promising "minimum government, maximum governance".
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The group issued a report Thursday that stressed the importance of corporate governance.
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Weak rule of law, poor governance, and instability fuels both poverty and insecurity.
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In countries with weak governance, more transparent pricing should help to combat corruption.
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But from the actual perspective of governance, Trump's approach is far more dangerous.
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Bitcoin's lack of centralized governance is a feature, but it's also a bug.
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The groundwater governance is a problem, but even the agricultural communities are intact.
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Wall Street Journal reported that Nissan and Renault resolved their corporate governance dispute.
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But how much does corporate governance truly impact the performance at a company?
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Peace and prosperity comes from a combination of great governance and great capitalism.
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The governance part deals with management of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC).
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Each year corporate governance changes with the times and the needs of investors.
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Officials have sought a greater role for China in strengthening global internet governance.
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It had also hired Indonesia's former national police chief to oversee corporate governance.
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Molefe denied wrongdoing and said he resigned in the interest of good governance.
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Eurometropole benefits from strong governance, evidenced by accurate budget planning and debt management.
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McConnell hasn't accomplished nothing in his first six months under unified Republican governance.
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After all, America is a representative democracy, a nation rooted in self-governance.
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Until someone proves otherwise, to act in contemporary American governance is to polarize.
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The EU, meanwhile, is improving cyber governance through its General Data Protection Regulation.
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This often requires more sophisticated investment processes, risk management and corporate governance practices.
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Mr Ivanov's crusade to clean up Bulgarian governance will be a long one.
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The failure to ask that question is both bad governance and political malpractice.
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But some governance experts don't think it's as cut and dry as that.
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But its governance, sources of capital and approach to related parties are flawed.
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Coe has already taken steps to reform the organization's governance and ethics operations.
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But it's also possible to bake a governance algorithm into the system itself.
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The think tank is part of a commission seeking to shape Internet governance.
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This is the case in four main areas: economic, social, environmental and governance.
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The constant exposure to Trump's rhetoric and governance carries its own measurable toll.
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Rating agencies have raised long-term questions over the quality of its governance.
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Trump is aggressively uninterested, for the most part, in the details of governance.
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STEVE SCHWARZMAN: I think this is a governance problem in the United States.
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That could coerce them to vote in support of its governance policy suggestions.
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For the cleanest of the bunch, say corporate-governance experts, look to Tencent.
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However, governance is still significantly stronger than in most sub-investment-grade peers.
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This gets complicated for Mr. Boies, because Theranos is a corporate governance disaster.
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The nature and extent of tribal self-governance are continually up for debate.
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He is under pressure at home and abroad to return to civilian governance.
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But low levels of trust, poor governance and corruption do all that too.
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Independent experts have decried worsening corporate governance at Vivendi (to match Bolloré SA).
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UC's rating is capped at 'B' due to exceptionally weak corporate governance practices.
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Dealing with such inevitable problems is the domain of law, regulation and governance.
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Since then, Taiwan has put online collaboration at the core of its governance.
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Ira M. Millstein is a New York lawyer and expert on corporate governance.
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The estates don't do anything, nor do they play any role in governance.
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That makes it essential that their operational independence is enshrined in strong governance.
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The latter will focus on gathering input around membership, case decisions and governance.
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They have corporate and capital risk not to mention governance and regulatory concerns.
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It's not clear what the governance model for Yarn will look like, though.
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CMS - CMS IS ESTABLISHING REQUIREMENTS FOR A KCES GOVERNANCE STRUCTURE AND BENEFICIARY ALIGNMENT
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His company's woes add urgency to efforts to improve corporate governance in Japan.
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It prioritizes aggregation, consensus, and fluid coalitions as means of good democratic governance.
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At Nissan, the Ghosn affair has exposed big gaps in governance, experts agreed.
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Petrobras said the objective is to improve Braskem's corporate governance through the transaction.
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That means making a point of extending community and governance projects across borders.
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Good governance can look a lot like just being a reasonable human being.
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For the state, it is essential to ensure democratic accountability and good governance.
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He has on occasion ridden roughshod over the principles of modern corporate governance.
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But a recent spate of governance reforms has shaken things up a bit.
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Good governance groups have argued the issue would ideally be solved by Congress.
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Orthodox remedies, focused on trimming regulation and improving governance, have lost their appeal.
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Martin Fayulu, a successful former oil executive, promised better governance and less corruption.
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Many Americans also see continental models of corporate governance as ripe for disruption.
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Other policies around corporate control and governance are complicating the picture as well.
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Poor governance, high unemployment and criminality make them fertile territory for violent extremism.
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The meetings also stressed clean governance and politics, which Zhang said was deliberate.
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Do you think that governance structure makes you, in some cases, less accountable?
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She said Interior "remains committed" to transparency and good governance in extractive industries.
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Yet in its heft, governance and manufacturing clout, China is also an outlier.
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The 12 years of Reagan-Bush governance later pushed the Mood steadily leftward.
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Fellow governance advisers Glass Lewis and PIRC have both recommended his re-election.
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This governance will arise according to the conditions of our world, not yours.
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An improved corporate governance outlook also adds to the region's overall brighter outlook.
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He is also a research associate of the European Corporate Governance Institute (ECGI).
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The Ibrahim Index of governance, for instance, ranks it third among African states.
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How do we keep millennials engaged and motivated in our approach to governance?
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That hardship was exacerbated by Congo's chronic governance problems, the Fund statement said.
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Lucror Analytics maintained "not recommended" on Hongqiao notes due to corporate governance risk.
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With Wednesday's changes, Coe was named chair of the nominating and governance committee.
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The Corporate Governance Code sets out guidelines to ensure companies are well led.
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Self-governance is already taking place in limited areas, albeit with imperfect success.
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The political situation may make it more difficult to address governance-related challenges.
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The exigencies of wartime diplomacy ran roughshod over human rights and good governance.
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His fund cut most of its TIM stake due to the governance battle.
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Belarus scores lower than the 'B' median in the World Bank Governance Indicators.
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Ditib is formally constituted as a German organisation, in whose governance Ankara participates.
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Zuckerberg's promises about new governance arrangements, privileging transparency, and accountability may be sincere.
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This seemed like another instance of Hong Kong's flaky governance hurting minority shareholders.
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"Seeking to reduce regulatory burdens is responsible governance," she said in a statement.
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But problems of inadequate governance afflict active managers as well as passive ones.
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"Governance is not the responsibility of Vox," Mr. Abascal told a news conference.
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There's much more work to be done, however, against Beijing-linked corporate governance.
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This will be focused on improving governance in emerging and frontier market companies.
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But those two experiences didn't feel distinctive except in their machinery of governance.
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Questions of governance and enforcement dog every effort to police the high seas.
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Clara Hendrickson is a research analyst in Governance Studies at the Brookings Institution.
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Wampanoag people consolidated their survivors and their lands, and reëstablished internal self-governance.
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They took advantage of the remoteness of their settlements to maintain self-governance.
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If we were gonna be good-- good governance partners, we better govern ourselves.
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The Adivasis' right to land and self-governance is protected by the constitution.
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Luk advised caution, as there are still many governance issues to be solved.
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The China model may also challenge principles of good governance around the globe.
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"It's just interesting from a party standpoint, we do have governance," she said.
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I want to make race disappear as a factor in government and governance.
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However, this structure has resulted in some weaknesses in transparency and corporate governance.
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Alex He is a research fellow at the Centre for International Governance Innovation.
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Browder claims his expulsion was due to his criticism of Russian corporate governance.
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Gregory Makoff is a senior fellow at the Centre for International Governance Innovation.
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The deficiencies across the five banks largely revolved around liquidity, governance and operations.
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"The proposed settlement ratifies Facebook's governance structure instead of changing it," Chopra said.
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"Governance is not easy but it's a role we take (seriously)," Pagel said.
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The Accountable Capitalism Act, in effect, rejects shareholder primacy and advocates stakeholder governance.
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They are: Corporate governance, or where you initially choose to register your company.
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MCC was designed with good governance at the core of its eligibility criteria.
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His system does face an existential threat from the Western model of governance.
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Simply put, more women in power means better governance for all of us.
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Shunting shareholder disputes into confidential arbitration, CII said, would threaten good corporate governance.
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That type of governance model is especially bad for freedom of expression online.
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How do these assaults on reason and good governance masquerade as religious freedom?
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Governance and human development indicators are more akin to the highest-rated sovereigns.
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It is telling that the settlement does nothing to address the governance problems.
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With this unassailable arithmetic, incremental progress in governance can no longer be abided.
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There are precedents in American governance for a comprehensive approach to righting wrongs.
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That means corporate governance reform probably will wind up weaker than originally anticipated.
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Hamdallah said the salaries would be reimbursed once Hamas accepts Palestinian Authority governance.
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Now, the crisis is leaving its mark in the company's governance as well.
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Such statements are entirely antithetical to democratic governance and the rule of law.
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But new approaches to guiding behavior are offering alternatives to common governance failures.
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The form of governance isn't bad, it's the people who operate those governments.
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Vanessa Williamson is a senior fellow in governance studies at The Brookings Institution.
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The mining protests come on the heels of larger protests over Peru's governance.
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The company's bosses have since become embroiled in an accounting and governance scandal.
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And in any third world country, the moment the governance collapses, mafias appear.
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Once more, the director Oliver Stone turns to the sordid underbelly of governance.
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But reform of corporate governance also has some powerful political tailwinds behind it.
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"Nissan will have to make concessions for our governance reform," this person said.
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In identifying director nominees, the Governance Committee does not seek diversity, however defined.
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The common house is also where residents gather to make decisions about governance.
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He is the author of City Power: Urban Governance in a Global Age.
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