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| eep made a significant contribution to court | governance as a member of the Judicial Council of the N |
| lishment and implementation of a new faculty | governance structure, a major capital campaign, buildin |
| igh school by a group of Mennonite churches, | governance, at a board level, is provided by representa |
| sing the nation-state and principles of good | governance from a feminist perspective; problems of rep |
| the university's School of Public Policy and | Governance and a member of the dean's advisory committe |
| on, three hundred acres of land per settler, | governance under a senate composed of the first 100 set |
| ect of a biography chronicling the corporate | governance movement, A Traitor to His Class by Hilary R |
| onducts the electoral aspects of democractic | governance in a relatively 'free and fair' manner. |
| y where he served as President of the Campus | Governance Association, a law degree from Indiana Unive |
| al level, leading to far-reaching changes in | governance (including a closed season for trawlers sinc |
| The | governance of a futuristic city is secretly handled by |
| Climate-change | governance for a new global deal |
| Bad | Governance in a Small Country: Terrible governance and |
| an elected chieftain who was involved in the | governance of a Khazar town, either in place of or in c |
| as incorporated in 1992, operating under the | governance of a volunteer Board of Directors. |
| tory, Identity and Spatial Planning: spatial | governance in a fragmented nation, 2006, London, Routle |
| , the school was unusually democratic in its | governance, with a student government that was empowere |
| ions as a guarantor of continuous and stable | governance and a nonpartisan safeguard against the abus |
| Governance in a Changing Market: The Los Angeles Depart | |
| Governance: Controlled access to content and data | |
| Chair of La Trobe University's Public Sector | Governance and Accountability Research Centre Advisory |
| y, which take into account an organization's | governance, financial accountability, truthfulness and |
| The new wards were created under the Local | Governance (Scotland) Act 2004, and are as defined in r |
| stem was introduced as a result of the Local | Governance (Scotland) Act 2004, and is designed to prod |
| rthern Ireland), as implemented by the Local | Governance (Scotland) Act 2004. |
| new wards in 2007, as a result of the Local | Governance (Scotland) Act 2004. |
| new wards created as a results of the Local | Governance (Scotland) Act 2004 each ward will elect thr |
| x new wards created as a result of the Local | Governance (Scotland) Act 2004. |
| new wards created as a results of the Local | Governance (Scotland) Act 2004, each ward will elect th |
| new wards created as a results of the Local | Governance (Scotland) Act 2004, each ward will elect th |
| new wards created as a results of the Local | Governance (Scotland) Act 2004, each ward will elect th |
| new wards created as a results of the Local | Governance (Scotland) Act 2004, each ward will elect th |
| 3 new wards created as a result of the Local | Governance (Scotland) Act 2004, with each ward electing |
| new wards created as a results of the Local | Governance (Scotland) Act 2004, each ward will elect th |
| wards in 2007, as a consequence of the Local | Governance (Scotland) Act 2004. |
| new wards created as a results of the Local | Governance (Scotland) Act 2004,each ward will elect thr |
| new wards created as a results of the Local | Governance (Scotland) Act 2004, each ward will elect th |
| new wards created as a results of the Local | Governance (Scotland) Act 2004, each ward will elect th |
| This system was introduced by the Local | Governance (Scotland) Act 2004, as a means of ensuring |
| The Local | Governance (Scotland) Act 2004 (asp 9) is an Act of the |
| new wards created as a results of the Local | Governance (Scotland) Act 2004, each ward will elect th |
| toral Arrangements, as required by the Local | Governance (Scotland) Act 2004, producing new wards for |
| new wards created as a results of the Local | Governance (Scotland) Act 2004, each ward will elect th |
| new wards created as a results of the Local | Governance (Scotland) Act 2004, each ward will elect th |
| As a result of the Local | Governance (Scotland) Act 2004, these wards are due to |
| new wards created as a results of the Local | Governance (Scotland) Act 2004, each ward will elect th |
| Changes implemented by the Local | Governance (Scotland) Act 2004 meant that future local |
| Committee and vote on matters concerning the | governance and activities of the union. |
| He believed that the matter of church | governance was adiaphora, a "matter indifferent", and t |
| isting Tokelau to develop appropriate legal, | governance and administration structures as Tokelau mov |
| 2008 state the functions and provide for the | governance and administration of the New Zealand Police |
| verning body, the MSA is responsible for the | governance and administration of all major forms of mot |
| courses that emphasize the understanding of | governance and administration, policy analysis, public |
| tment to environmental sustainability in its | governance and administration, curriculum and research, |
| ication, covering subjects such as corporate | governance; corporate administration; corporate secreta |
| ivil parish with a parish meeting, a form of | governance only adopted for very small parishes. |
| to serving as a member of the International | Governance Office Advisory Committee, the Glenbow-Museu |
| he United Nations Commission on HIV/AIDS and | Governance in Africa and on the Committee on Science, E |
| s is a major component of democracy and good | governance in Africa. |
| ure women are included in local and national | governance immediately after conflict '. chapter for bo |
| blish its role as the “cornerstone of global | governance of agriculture and food security.” |
| He has also penned Democratic | Governance in American States and Citiesand The Dual Re |
| Known for his good | governance, Kuninori amply compensated the people made |
| The Robert Monks Professorship of Corporate | Governance is an established chair at the University of |
| der-editor of the research journal Corporate | Governance - an international review (1993) . |
| er James and initiating a period of divisive | governance and an effort to reform the college by repla |
| li was responsible for USAID's democracy and | governance programs and chaired the State Department's |
| 0 staff dealing with Democratic, Information | Governance, Legal and Regulatory Services. |
| g standards and in developing its structure, | governance, operations and examination processes. |
| ppliances interoperate with SOA middleware & | governance products and handle SOAP and REST for cross- |
| a concept and implementation plan for joint | governance, operation and administration of the commerc |
| Tamil literature, and deals with love, war, | governance, trade and bereavement. |
| rld Bank as Lead Public Sector specialist on | governance, decentralization, and poverty reduction. |
| change, biodiversity, marine law and oceans | governance, planning and local government law, pollutio |
| in 1996, and on the Task Force to Study the | Governance, Coordination, and Funding of the University |
| working on the investigation, rebuilding the | governance structure and financial controls of the orga |
| Australian | governance, democracy and citizenship. |
| persons like Dr. Anupam Saraph as the IT and | Governance Advisor and retired Chief Secretary R. C. Si |
| is services to the Australian Defence Force, | governance, education and the law, the Australian Gover |
| The School has various | governance mechanisms and advisory groups to ensure tra |
| cluding the rules and institutions of global | governance, state-building and post-conflict reconstruc |
| Research Associate of the European Corporate | Governance Institute and Managing Editor of the Oxford |
| adford & Associates Ltd which specializes in | governance advisory and implementation projects for int |
| a to be combined with project management and | governance tools and documents. |
| chapter, that deals with the regulations of | governance (Saltanat and Vilayat). |
| 2006: | Governance, Strategy and Policy: seven critical essays |
| ty of Sydney (CAPLUS), the Centre for Health | Governance, Law and Ethics, the Institute of Criminolog |
| dopted in an effort to "improve state school | governance, leadership and finance, improve professiona |
| A leading authority on corporate strategy, | governance, innovation and the management of environmen |
| eter Institute, the Centre for International | Governance Innovation, and the Research and Technology |
| ng Director of E-LEAD (Center for Ecological | Governance, Leadership and Development). |
| His most recent book was Corporate | Governance, Finance and the Technological Advantage of |
| pset over a whole host of problems in church | governance, management and internal politics, problems |
| bat corruption, promote accountability, good | governance reform and development of the private sector |
| the sections were phased out, with a unified | governance structure and staff. |
| His most recent books are Fair | Governance: Paternalism and Perfectionism (Oxford 2009) |
| 9 to 1988, when it collapsed due to internal | governance issues and bankruptcy. |
| ts and culture, agriculture, education, good | governance, health and social welfare. |
| the Institute is leading the Transitions in | Governance Project, another research coalition and rese |
| emands its contributors (project management, | governance, system architecture, design, development, i |
| ot subject to municipal or regional district | governance and are administered via the school district |
| The members of Transitions in | Governance coalition are the Performance Institute, the |
| The key bodies in the University | governance structure are the Council, Court and Senate. |
| the English Poor Laws and new units of local | governance, such as the County Borough of Rochdale and |
| "Best Company for Corporate | Governance - Asia and Hong Kong" - Asiamoney magazine |
| ific region, regional institutions, regional | governance, Japan, Asian NGOs, China's relationship to |
| uccessfully resolving several compliance and | governance issues at the financial institution, includi |
| He also held several | governance positions at the University of Montreal. |
| He is also a Senior Fellow in | Governance Studies at the Brookings Institution, a Univ |
| Audit Committee at Dow and the Nominating & | Governance Committee at Aetna. |
| Public Accountants Diamond - Best Corporate | Governance Disclosure Awards (2004) |
| including commercial, employment, corporate | governance, workplace, banking, personal injury, sports |
| o resolve as the feeder roads come under the | governance of Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council and |
| eport of the Royal Commissioners on Auckland | Governance will be implemented. |
| SOA | governance can be seen as a subset of IT governance whi |
| The local | governance would be delegated to parochial committees, |
| g the (fact that the) fundamental essence of | governance has been a major setback,” Mato said. |
| He was head of the Corporate | Governance in Berlin and after the Paris Peace of 1814 |
| ts that differed significantly from centrist | governance of Bill Davis and the Big Blue Machine. |
| Democracy School a movement developing local | governance, and Bioneers which advances achievements in |
| ay Oak, has played a significant role in the | governance of Bonnington parish. |
| epth approach it took to understanding local | governance as both an examination of a specific case bu |
| en Sheriff so that he may be tried as to his | governance and bounty before he attains to the Estate o |
| and has edited, with Colin Bradford, Global | Governance Reform: Breaking the Stalemate. |
| Debating nationhood and | governance in Britain, 1885-1945 (2006) |
| venant, which authorized Presbyterian church | governance across Britain. |
| cs of British Columbia involves not only the | governance of British Columbia, Canada, and the various |
| e into being not primarily because of church | governance disputes, but because of decades-long opposi |
| a report chaired by Derek Higgs on corporate | governance commissioned by the UK government, published |
| hting corruption, and political and economic | governance, while calling for respect and training on i |
| ties were a period of turbulence in academic | governance, and Cambridge students did not revolt less |
| He is the author of Growth and | Governance of Canadian Universities: An Insider's View |
| nicians to monitor regulatory compliance, IT | governance, unauthorized changes, and asset management. |
| logy, Marketing, Strategy, Human Capital and | Governance, the channel features a mixture of one-on-on |
| sometimes conflicting polysynodal system of | governance that characterized the first two centuries o |
| eachers submit to the Crown's form of church | governance (High Church Anglicanism) and accept the Kin |
| ice 2. Civic Engagement in Public and Global | Governance 3. Civic Action for the Global Agenda, inclu |
| 5. | Governance of climate change |
| the University of Florida administration in | governance of CLO has been largely advisory as provided |
| ifficult for Drury to countenance successful | governance in collaboration with his nominal ally, Morr |
| al Races and Imperial Subjects: Violence and | Governance in Colonial India 1857-1914". |
| ce they only define where the members of the | governance council come from, as most of Los Angeles is |
| as been singled out for its strong corporate | governance and commitment to philanthropy and community |
| h-aht Council in October 2007, the following | governance and community opportunities were identified |
| eed expected to vote, take an active part in | governance, and compete in sport. |
| change Rate and Monetary Policies, Corporate | Governance and Competition Policy. |
| uses his practice on corporate transactions, | governance and compliance, internal investigations and |
| ers for leadership development and effective | governance through conferences, seminars, education mat |
| The society of the Unami was based on | governance by consensus, or unanimous agreement, which |
| ots, while renewing (its) commitment to good | governance and constitutional rule. |
| ony as an analytic for the understanding and | governance of contemporary politics, political engageme |
| Governance: delivering continual improvement in the qua | |
| the dams are built in an environment of poor | governance: Most contracts have been awarded without co |
| The practical | governance and control of the areas may have been murky |
| it has produced DEVOLUTION for ONE and ALL: | Governance for Cornwall in the 21st Century, THE CASE f |
| Digital Era | Governance: IT Corporations, the State, and E-Governmen |
| pliers were able to have an equal say in its | governance, and could work together to develop an educa |
| collaborative research network on regulatory | governance, a Council member of the American Bar Associ |
| sense she represents the matriarchal form of | governance by daring to disagree with the alpha and mak |
| EDM is closely related to the issues of data | governance and data stewardship within an organization. |
| political talents," seven were identified by | governance activist David Webb as having close ties wit |
| He is now | governance and democracy adviser to USAID/Ghana. |
| ed The Research Council of Norway Program on | Governance and Democracy ("LOS") (1990-1998). |
| ams include the University Seminar on Global | Governance and Democracy, a popular evening seminar ser |
| Leadership Foundation works to "promote good | governance - democratic institutions, open markets, hum |
| Yang responded, "Zheng Tan stated that the | governance is deteriorating year by year. |
| They are responsible for the | governance and development of football at all levels in |
| the sectors of Health, Gender, Environment, | Governance, Economic Development, Education, and Securi |
| Rebuilding Native Nations: Strategies for | Governance and Development. |
| marks set out in that document for security, | governance and development. |
| inue today and are vital to the University's | governance and development. |
| The Board of Trustees is the second tier of | governance, and develops appropriate policies, oversees |
| ce 2003, charged with determining the future | governance of Devens. |
| Plymouth and Torbay are not affected by the | governance of Devon County Council. |
| rious other leading journals, such as Global | Governance, Security Dialogue, and The Hague Journal on |
| The Program on Networked | Governance is directed by Professor David Lazer and is |
| ent research firm which focuses on corporate | governance and director/executive compensation. |
| he formal roles, like the Bori, for women in | governance largely disappeared by the mid 20th century. |
| Their increasingly authoritarian style of | governance and disregard for the will of the Legislativ |
| This might mean that | governance and domestic taxation and redistibution poli |
| nd, as far as poverty is concerned, and good | governance, I don't think we have made a lot of progres |
| First Nations who maintain jurisdiction over | governance matters due to a land claims dispute with th |
| a catalyst for the development of systems of | governance in early civilizations. |
| ges of poverty, health, education, conflict, | governance, and economic development. |
| ia made significant changes in civil rights, | governance, and economic growth focused on Atlanta. |
| His research interests include ethics, | governance, land economics and public finance. |
| the time a radical experiment in democratic | governance and economy. |
| nge mitigation and adaptation, environmental | governance, and education and literacy. |
| s, management and administration appliances, | governance frameworks, education, professional services |
| various articles on politics, leadership and | governance, development, education, and the environment |
| The hospital maintains very high clinical, | governance and educational standards, is a member of Ho |
| aders” to discuss broad issues of democratic | governance and effective public service. |
| focus on four areas of nonprofit management: | Governance, Measuring Effectiveness, Finances, and Fund |
| and securities laws, law in India, corporate | governance in emerging markets, corporate crime, corpor |
| ce to eight groups: shareholders, community, | governance, diversity, employees, environment, human ri |
| s connected with socio-economic development, | governance, poverty, employment, educational health. |
| in Perth in April 1398 criticised the king's | governance and empowered his brother Robert and his son |
| (The work was re-edited in 1885 as The | Governance of England, by Charles Plummer.) |
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