Sentences with phrase «on governing»

He has held numerous leadership positions in the field of early childhood including serving on the governing board of the National Association for the Education of Young Children.

Officials from Japan, Germany and France are expected to lead the discussion on regulation, with prior reports indicating that the two European countries were developing a joint proposal on governing digital assets.

Consider how increased involvement from in - house lawyers can improve the dialogue about legal services and access to justice (many of the things in - house counsel struggle with are barriers to justice for the average person), and start thinking about representation on your governing boards and how it might be restructured to better reflect the composition of those governed.

This is not to say in - house lawyers are excluded — I found a few examples of in - house lawyers sitting as benchers — however, almost all law societies select lawyers as benchers / members based on geography alone and I have never heard of, nor is there evidence of, any initiatives to encourage in - house counsel participation on these governing bodies.

Maggie continues to take an active role on the governing council of the Institute, and currently serves as Chair of the Events Committee, and is a member of various committees including the Executive Committee.

He is currently a public representative on the governing Council of the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of New Brunswick.

Civil partnership is not the same as a gay marriage, but the rules and legal principles concerning the creation and dissolution of civil partnerships are based in the most part on those governing marriage.Before entering into a civil partnership couples may want to clarify what should happen regarding their finances in the event of separation and in these circumstances, you may want to draw up a pre-partnership agreement.

Further, and especially oddly, if the purpose of appointed representation under the draft policy is to assure representation of the public on the governing body of a self - regulated profession, then why seek to have the possibility for one or more of those positions to instead be filled by members of that profession?

Professional Service and Honors Members of our firm have served as president of the North Carolina State Bar (NCSB); twice as presidents of the North Carolina Bar Association (NCBA); on the governing bodies of both those organizations; appointed positions in public bodies overseeing discipline of judges and lawyers; leadership positions in various bar organizations; and have received numerous professional honors.

These include not only the minimum public representation on governing bodies mentioned above, but also the following:

She serves on the Governing Board of the Metro Volunteer Lawyers.

The Convention secretariat participated in a workshop on Governing the Climate Change Agenda - Making the Case for Transparency at the 13th International Anti-Corruption Conference: Global Transparency, fighting corruption for a sustainable future (Athens, 30 October — 2 November 2008).

ARMA International is a not - for - profit professional association and the authority on governing information as a strategic asset.

He is a public representative on the governing Council of the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of New Brunswick.

In case of a commercial agent operating within the EU, agreeing on a governing non-EU law does not help the principal.

Jonathan joins other leading lights in the litigation funding community on the governing committee of the Association, which is an independent body that has -LSB-...]

Jonathan joins other leading lights in the litigation funding community on the governing committee of the Association, which is an independent body that has been charged by the Ministry of Justice, through the Civil Justice Council, with delivering self - regulation of litigation funding in England and Wales.

Also playing a key role in the effort was the ABA Center for Innovation, of which Burton serves on the governing council and Walters is a member of the advisory board.

He presently serves on the governing Council of the Law Practice Division, ABA, and is a member of the Education Board, the Productivity & Knowledge Strategy Group, and the Legal Project Management group.

Litigator and legal industry pioneer Chad Burton, who serves on ABA Law Practice Division's Council, is chair of the Division's Futures Initiative, and is on the governing board for the new ABA Center for Innovation, explains how the ABA and other like - minded organizations and individuals are engaged in initiatives to help lawyers run better practices and improve the legal profession.

Certainly nuclear power will be on the governing agenda in Baden - Württemberg, where two nuclear power plants are shut down pending further review in the wake of Fukushima.

We have a significant influence on governing bodies and businesses in the decisions they make.

Consequently, parallel to any further research on the science (physical or otherwise), there needs to be progress on governing the research and on governing eventual potential deployment.

The group, consisting of 14 global governance experts, will release a report with actionable recommendations for policymakers on governing the solar radiation management.

He also serves on the Governing Board of the Cultural Studies Association.

She was especially focused on expanding the diversity of membership on the governing boards and advisory groups at the University — and the University's engagement in programs that advance diversity, equity and inclusion.

Her rescue involvement began shortly thereafter with her most recently serving several years on the governing board for another area rescue before making the decision to start Chi - Town Pitties, Inc..

But those people, on the whole, do not appear in history books and literary fiction, on governing commissions or in halls such as this one.

Sandweiss serves on the governing boards of the Organization of American Historians and the American Antiquarian Society and consults broadly on issues relating to the use of visual images for historical research and teaching.

Out of state buyers may or may not be subject to additional taxes based on governing laws.

Not only do NEA and AFT affiliates lose the ability to promise teachers that they will get comfortable retirements without contributing a single penny of their own cash, they also lose control they have over pensions through board seats on their governing boards.

Instead there will be a greater obligation to consult with parents, and those sitting on a governing board would have to pass a skills test.

· Resist scapegoating unionized teachers and local school councils, and instead, support democratic processes such as teachers organizing and parents serving on governing bodies for their children's schools.

The task now is to frame themselves as capable of offering a fresh take on governing to a state deeply unhappy with its Democratic governor.

«The thing that people wanted to talk to me about when I was running for city council was education,» said councilman Bates Mattison, who will serve on the governing board of the school.

The Georgia Charter Schools Association is seeking qualified candidates who could potentially serve on a governing board at one of Georgia's public charter schools.

Consider placing an independent member or director of different faith or no faith on the governing body

Tony currently serves as the CEO of Agenda For Children and is active in charitable and educational organizations in New Orleans and nationwide, serving on the governing boards of Teach For America, Children's Hospital and the Greater New Orleans Foundation.

Marginalise parents in the governance of schools by removing the requirement for elected parent places on the governing boards of academy trusts.

Some charter schools, like City Neighbors Charter School in Baltimore, Maryland, include teachers on the governing board, have a school schedule with guaranteed time for teacher - administrator collaboration, and use hiring protocols that rely on teacher input.

One governing body is challenging «statutory guidance» on governing body size.

The proposal to remove the requirement for schools to have parent governors on their governing bodies will be a crushing blow for advocates of a stakeholder model of school governance.

As a governor, you will be encouraged to undertake specific roles on the Governing Body which reflect your interests and expertise.

It believes it is more important to get the right people on governing bodies, rather than to fill every vacant post.

In the first step toward launching the California Collaborative for Educational Excellence, the Legislature this month determined that a teacher and two superintendents will form the majority on its governing board.

The teachers and staff have historically had a voice in school wide decisions through their ability to sit on governing councils.

There were calls for more oversight of governors, but as the BBC revealed in February, the Department for Education did not have a register to check who was serving on governing bodies.

These community professionals, business officials, public policy leaders, and leading citizens offer their time and talent to serve on the governing boards of this century's most innovative higher education institutions - community, junior, and technical colleges - and make decisions that affect more than 1,200 colleges and over 11 million students annually.

The details of governors published by schools should also include «details of where they serve on governing bodies of schools elsewhere».

Both charters are funded by conservative Oregon businessman John Bryan's Challenge Foundation, a right - wing funder of the school choice movement, and they include representatives from the foundation on their governing boards.