Sentences with phrase «of governing»

Therefore, some of the members of its governing body should represent the interests of that broader public.

This would be a poison pill for any member of any governing body.

Support governors matched through the service with training and resources, helping them be effective members of governing boards.

But always the principle was clear: legitimate government is government by the consent of the governed.

Many of those appointed were PC constituency officers, past nomination candidates and supporters of the governing party.

Human being have been relying on their developing notion of knowledge in order to understand and practice the way of governing forces we might not truly understand.

If there is no express choice of governing law in an agreement, the manner in which a court will determine the applicable law may not always be certain.

It too seldom goes after powerful people over the actual business of governing because it is too hard to make the audience care.

A key question that must always be addressed is whether the duties or responsibilities of a governing body member might be affected by some of their other interests or obligations.

Buyer will be responsible for incurring the cost of all governing documents.

For example, when a lawyer engages in a conflict of interest, often it is with the permission of the governing committee of the law firm.

Here, in effect, was another universe built from scratch, with its own set of governing rules and conventions.

Our style of governing differs, and we belong to different political parties.

Unless your child is obviously not capable of governing herself, I wouldn't limit the amount of food at a meal.

The governor says if upstate cities really believe they are «on the brink,» then they should give up their powers of governing to a state - appointed financial control board.

Instead of governing responsibly, he now uses his office to advance the core ideals of the far left.

Plus there's the question of how to motivate those folks whose enthusiasm has hasn't survived the ugly realities of governing and the long years of the Great Recession and slow recovery.

The first looks at the role of the governing board in turning around a failing school and the second looks at how to outperform your competitors for over 100 years.

Also, because of the lack of a governing body, there is a question about what it is you are actually bringing home.

Further, I do not see the relevance of the specific functions of the governing body when it comes to my criticism of your argument.

I want to believe this strong coalition of citizens groups and educators are prepared for the challenge of governing schools.

Through the process of action planning, collecting evidence and external verification, schools can validate the impact and effectiveness of their governing body in driving school improvement.

Any certifications or licenses pertaining to the position or degree obtained may be listed as well and should include the name of the governing organization that granted them.

So as a starting point, only the latter six could possibly be nominees as possible sources of our governing laws.

Changes to the composition of the governing body are particularly significant in that the new provisions create the possibility for a more diverse and representative body to govern.

Can a civilization exist without some type of governing body?

In addition, use of the fund may be restricted in employer - sponsored plans by the terms of the governing plan documents and / or at the discretion of the plan administrator.

* This money back guarantee is subject to the provisions outlined in the Terms & Conditions of enrollment and the laws and regulations of the governing jurisdiction.

That is something I am proud of in an industry where, despite the best efforts of governing bodies, unethical decisions often affect patient care and hospital bottom lines.

The really significant outcome of education is the set of governing commitments, the aims for living, that the learner develops.

To avoid being misleading we would also highlight the public's concern over his lack of governing ability.

For some schools, by negotiation, there is scope for flexibility with the membership of the governing body.

The issues that the lawyers often fight about, such as choice of governing law or right of assignment, are not ones that the business people generally care much about.

For example, we create a political form of governing ourselves that seeks to provide for justice in how we do things and in what we do as a nation.

The two candidates bring years of governing experience to the table, but of vastly different quality.

The majority were just beginning to work their way through the challenges of governing innovation, some more deliberately and successfully than others.

If he can't understand basic biology and geology, what good can he do with the economy, or any other area of governing or making policy.

So far we have not managed to find the ideal solution and I'm happy to take part of the responsibility on behalf of the governing body.

In short, there's no sign in this white paper of ministers contemplating the possibility that an excess of executive power is the main weakness of our governing system.

It doesn't specificity how a consensus comes about or what portion of the governed defines a consensus.

It is our firm view that a government bureaucracy must be big enough to achieve the aims of the governing administration, yet lean enough to not waste the resources of state.

Good governance is not what is seen on the pages of newspapers, good governance reflects in the lives of the governed.

A committee also has the ability to consider any other matters relevant to the financial duties of the governing body and make recommendations accordingly.