Governance
governance (noun) - controlling an organisation or country; setting goals and guiding an organisation through policy and procedures (policies on how to manage and monitor the activities of the organization) (See Wikipedia and Google Definitions)govern (verb) - to be officially in charge of an organisation or political unit (country, province, city, town) and to manage its affairs
corporate governance - the policies and procedures used by a board of directors in overseeing the operations of a company (See Wikipedia)
corporate governance is how a company behaves when nobody is looking
good corporate governance
foster better governance
promote good governance
rules that reinforce good corporate governance
transparency, the rule of law, and good governance
failure to adopt pro-poor governance approaches
fair governance
participative governance
participative forms of governance
be allowed to govern themselves
a democratic scheme of governance
the country's progress toward democratic governance
global governance
project gtovernance
information technology governance
wish to change the governance of the industry
governance processes
a new policy governing the use of computers in the office
governance indicators
measuring governance
unfit to govern
accused the opposition of being unfit to govern
a governance model
govern directly
governed by elected representatives of the people
the governing party
rules that govern an activity
the rules that govern the investment vehicles
the right to hold those who govern us accountable
guidelines that govern operations
guidelines to govern the operations of Chinese multinationals in Africa
rules that govern an activity
different rules govern presidential campaigns
building institutions to govern
Building institutions to govern Afghanistan
identify the hidden beliefs that govern your behavior
Kingdom Trails Association, formed to promote and govern mountain biking in the region
help developing countries move from war to peace, poverty to prosperity, poor governance to democracy and the rule of law
increase competition, ensure sound governance, develop infrastructure, and generally foster a hospitable investment climate
competition policy and governance
in many states, poor governance and regulatory burdens remain serious limitations to trade and investment
a key part of corporate governance is the development and implementation of internal programs to promote ethics, moral standards
a powerful force for promoting good corporate governance, even though it is strictly voluntary and based on self-assessment
tighter governance rules include executive compensation and the transparency of new financial instruments
learning to work well enables people to govern themselves and so become good citizens
a complicated morass of legal rights that govern what can be done with each property
exempt from the rules that govern all other employees of the federal government
public governance at the local, national, regional, and international levels
a naval constitution that would govern the growing U.S. fleet afloat and ashore
Strengthening governance by improving the quality of basic market institutions
achieving progress in governance in Africa will be a formidable task
Improving governance will also require strengthening the enforcement of commercial contracts
Mexico sought to integrate aspects of governance in line with their NAFTA partners
the proliferation of news in the local press and media advertising the country's good governance and developmental achievements
school governance
a subtle system of governance
provincial governance structures
the organization and governance of our schools
a change in governance through a redistribution of power and control
governance culture
better corporate governance in companies listed on overseas stock exchanges
the necessity for adequate corporate governance structures
existing global governance institutions are hampered by archaic conventions and procedures
prices are governed by market demand
