Sentence examples for Collapse of governance from inspiring English sources

The clashes showed public frustration at the collapse of governance in Lebanon.

This represents a collapse of governance; these are the wages of the sins of administrative incompetence and political malfeasance.

The involvement of the regional Sunni powerhouses is designed to counter that narrative and assure Sunnis of alternative means of support, despite the near collapse of governance across the Levant states of Iraq, Syria and Lebanon.

But perhaps nothing is as disturbing a symbol of the collapse of governance in Zimbabwe as the ghostly corridors of the country's biggest hospital as patients are turned away from its doors to die.

The report says: "Either OBL was extremely fortunate to not run into anyone [committed] to doing his job honestly, or there was a complete collapse of local governance".

"No point in trying to hide it, there was a total collapse of good governance, primarily around the World Cup," said Lassy Chiwayo, Nelspruit's mayor, who was installed as an emergency caretaker in late 2008 after his predecessor was removed.

Clive Lewis MP, Labour's shadow business secretary, said: "It is not surprising that Sports Direct's profits have taken a hit given the revelations that employees have been paid less than the minimum wage for years, made to work in Victorian conditions, and the collapse of corporate governance structures that followed.

A once-in-a-century opportunity to fix our collapsing system of governance, not to be missed.

Just as the collapse of global football governance does not seem to have dented the desire of its power brokers to meet in luxurious surroundings (the venue for their congress nestles in "75 acres of sun-drenched gardens on a pine-dotted private peninsula" according to its website), so the election to decide Platini's successor seems to have heralded a return to business as usual.

In one sense, Sunday's results represent a collapse of the French system of governance that has been in place for the past two to three decades.

What it did was avert the collapse of confidence in Democratic governance that the failure of the president's initiative would have engendered.