Sentence examples for a normal governance from inspiring English sources
BAE's institutional shareholders will not back any proposal that leaves them with 40% of a company that does not have a normal governance structure.
The struggles of the next few weeks are about what sort of party the G.O.P. is — a normal conservative party or an odd protest movement that has separated itself from normal governance, the normal rules of evidence and the ancient habits of our nation.So, will the Republicans make a deal?
He reaches the conclusion that the Republican Party, as dominated by these Tea Party ideologues, just may be an "odd protest movement that has separated itself from normal governance".
The Siskel and Ebert show was the equivalent of normal governance which seems dull after the end of an age of war and revolution, the calm aftermath of consensus after battles fought and won on behalf of movie culture.
Each repackaging of the idea helped to slightly shift the broader public's perception of what constitutes normal governance.
They were withdrawn, supposedly, to restore normal governance in the former Confederate states, but the consequence was that those states, once there was nobody on hand to force them to obey the Constitution, took full citizenship away from African-Americans.
Indeed, his book has the polemical subtitle "Governance in a Normal Country," pointedly distinguishing it from such analyses as Geoff Andrews's "Not a Normal Country: Italy After Berlusconi" (2005).
Respondents sorted 34 statements along a normal distribution about whether they prefer dykeland maintenance or wetland restoration, and under what governance arrangements.
A normal person.' ALAN FEUER.
