Sentence examples for Absence of governance from inspiring English sources

Due to their growing size and importance, we conclude that the presence or absence of governance arrangements that enable the adoption of low carbon development strategies in Asian cities will have global implications for climate change.

But Somalia in particular has other ailments, including rapid population growth, with many girls not staying in school and having children early, insufficient farming investment thanks to the insecurity of two decades of war, increased desertification, because the burning of charcoal in the south has led to a lack of tree cover, and an absence of governance.

Two opposing fears are holding back the move to token-networks: a fear of the absence of governance on one side and a fear of regulation on the other.

The absence of governance in Mali and, therefore, effective police and security forces, combined with its proximity to the doorstep of Europe, enables the Islamic rebels to train unhindered, and bankroll operations through the trafficking of drugs, contraband and even humans.

The security situation in Karachi is related to an absence of governance, criminalization of sections of the police, slow legal processes, and an absence of consensus between the different political parties on how to deal with this issue.

In the absence of governance or with weak governance, pluralistic health systems made up of a collection of public and private health care providers operate with little communication amongst each other [ 7].

One network was even dominantly governed through hierarchy, and three others by a combination of hierarchical and contractual governance in the absence of relational governance.

Empirical evidence is lacking for the claim that the presence of contractual or hierarchical governance mechanisms in combination or in the absence of relational governance influences network effectiveness.

Key policy makers in the state government considered both the absence of a governance role for states in the running of FSSHIP and a perceived lack of transparency in the NHIS, which makes it "difficult for us to do a blind transfer of state money to them (NHIS)" (Policy Maker), as major impediments to adoption.

In the absence of strong governance, some local communities are taking matters into their own hands.

In the absence of proper governance, there are pros and cons: anybody can set up a business here but I think eventually the government will introduce regulations.