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governance

[guhv-er-nuhns] / ˈgʌv ər nəns /


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Today, many chief performance officers are focused on building strong AI governance to protect employee data and ensure privacy.

From The Wall Street Journal

He said the company was "committed to ensuring that we strengthen our financial controls and governance as we move forward."

From BBC

Failing to navigate a relationship with China, he said, would be a "dereliction of duty" when China is a "defining force in technology, trade and global governance".

From BBC

The second phase of the plan requires Hamas to give up governance, disarm and transfer control of the territory to an international force of troops and a technocratic committee of Palestinians who would run it.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Political consensus on these policies and on the importance of private investment for Paraguay’s economic development has resulted in effective governance, as seen in recent resilience to significant external challenges.”

From The Wall Street Journal