Governance in a sentence

Their purpose is to champion good governance and develop the value, skills, and effectiveness of governance professionals because they believe that better governance drives better decision-making, and better decision-making creates a better world.

The 2024 Top 100 Governance Awards celebrate the best governance professionals across Australia, acknowledging those who have demonstrated exceptional leadership and innovation in governance practices.

We gave an overview of Chinese domestic governance, international governance, technical research, expert views, lab self-governance, and public opinion in addressing frontier AI risks.

As such, he noted that in modernising the country’s public sector, focus is being placed on the efficiency of governance, the reliability of governance, reducing bureaucracy and improving the way business is done.

Fitch Ratings said the key driver for its rating was governance, in the context of environment, social and governance metrics, which are nonfinancial factors.

Furthermore, local governments and their governance mechanisms must change the narrative through proper water politics and governance.

Furthermore, many organizations are increasingly leveraging third-party AI/ML systems and may not be owning the model level governance, but would still need use case and organizational governance in place.

Padmanabhan is also an associate member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India and recently completed a certificate in governance and risk management from the Governance Institute of Australia.

The recent IMF report on the Governance Diagnostic Assessment of Sri Lanka delivers a scathing critique of the abysmally poor performance of governance.

We believe that the excesses of government, the cost of governance is one of our biggest problems in Nigeria, and that is why the Labour Party and Peter Obi are saying that there’s a need to cut excesses in governance.

Amid this attention, governance for Mango Markets has passed a buyback proposal that will benefit a subset of users, specifically those who have participated in governance.

Corporate Governance Solutions: Equus Corporate advises businesses on the development and implementation of governance frameworks that enhance accountability and regulatory compliance.

He said part of the problem is competing visions of governance between traditional ideas of governance and the bureaucracy established by the Indian Act.

Recognizing the importance of enhancing governance, the ruling party has emphasized its commitment to strengthening governance structures.

This morning saw the launch of a program under the Good Governance Unit that would primarily build capacity among public officers through administrative law training and perhaps most importantly, to develop an agenda for good governance.

This move signifies an effort towards inclusivity and diversity in the governance of Waqf properties, ensuring broader community participation and potentially better governance practices.

Already, some political parties have served notices to employ their legitimate means guaranteed under the 1992 Constitution, to register their displeasure about some governance issues, all to deepen our democratic culture and good governance.

Here we see what happens when a state, in this instance Virginia, goes from Republican governance to Democratic governance.

It aims at promoting citizen participation in governance and developmental activities undertaken by the government, thereby crowdsourcing governance ideas from citizens.

Like I keep saying, inclusive governance is here; except we don’t recognize it for what it is: reciprocally rewarding governance for the top dogs.