Sentence examples for Governance sector from inspiring English sources

He's the technocratic alternative to the politics of warlordism and corruption, and he's deeply fluent in the language of international development: words like "stakeholder" and "governance sector" come easily to his tongue.

Human beings tend to err, and we've seen this most vividly in the political governance sector.

The governance of biomass cultivation is increasingly recommended by the informal governance sector within the framework of an energy concept.

The upshot of this is that we have seen, in the political governance sector, the shift from monarchies and dictatorships to democracy, where we have an effective set of checks and balances.

This document required three types of listed companies, including those issuing A and H shares, those in the corporate governance sector and those in the financial industry to disclose CSR reports alongside their annual reports, and also encouraged other companies to follow this practice voluntarily.

Three types of balkanization are described and critiqued: a) spatial/geographical (balkanization of ecosystem and environmental management); b) sectoral (balkanization of urban governance sectors—solid waste, drainage and sewerage, pollution control, infrastructure); and c) institutional (balkanization of urban and disaster mitigation/management institutions).

Also impacts of external funding on, among others, governance, health sector efficiency or health worker migration patterns fall beyond the scope of this review, although these are important considerations in policy discussions concerning development assistance for health.

We discuss and conclude on our results in light of literatures on private governance, policy sectors as well as international relations theory on the emergence of international and transnational regimes.

Such a mix addresses multiple resource domains at a strategic, high level and contains interacting instruments targeting multiple actors, levels of governance and sectors and life-cycle stages of resource use.

Discussions on the post-2015 successors to the MDGs, the new Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), recognise development inter-relatedness even more explicitly, being aware that health gains are co-produced by progress in and good governance of sectors as diverse as agriculture, industry, education and the environment.

Nevertheless, these mechanisms appear to focus more on financial sector governance than on governing financial innovation.