Sentence examples for arbitrary governance from inspiring English sources
Both moves appear to be part of a strategic transformation for the U.S.G.A., a 118-year-old organization that has been criticized in the past for its distant, or arbitrary, governance.
But, equally, hiding too much from your own people means that you do not trust them, which infantilizes them and leads to arbitrary governance.
However, the process will lead to less arbitrary and more rules-based governance.
Also problematic is that the legislation neither advances the quality of supervision and educational opportunities for supervisors, nor provides sufficient governance when the application of regulation becomes arbitrary.
Therefore, while the involvement of nonstate actors can lead to significant successful opportunities in governance of CCA and DRR integration, monitoring arbitrary and ambiguous exercises, potentially occurring and supporting influential positions, is necessary.
This Parliament should be seated without further delay so that it can get to work on serious problems like national reconciliation, pressing for more effective governance and reining in Mr. Karzai's increasingly arbitrary and capricious actions.
Eventually, the capacity to popularise not just dissent, but also a solution that empowers people, is what will help us understand how transparent, open, democratic governance allows us to fight not just corruption, but also the arbitrary use of power.
The perception of arbitrary outcomes, and the message it sends about Japan's tolerance for bad corporate governance, is hurting investor confidence, analysts say.
Recesses also provide Congress with arbitrary but effective functional deadlines, which can push legislators into last minute gear on nuts and bolts governance they shun for big-ticket debates when given the time.
