Sentence examples for benign governance from inspiring English sources
Ahmadinejad's election ended eight years of relatively benign governance under Mohammad Khatami, a mild-mannered cleric who believed in reform and liberalisation.
The widely whispered answer is that divisions within Le Pouvoir make it hard to agree on an alternative: someone who could present a façade of democratic legitimacy and benign governance, while quietly letting the country's ensconced nomenclatura manage its fiefs.In recent months some of these divisions have come into unusual public relief.
Yet, for all the praise showered on Kemp for bucking conservative orthodoxy and focusing the federal government's attention on cities, his proposals, far from moderate, espoused the very "benign neglect" theory of urban governance that has hindered relationships between the federal government and cities since Ronald Reagan.
In much of back-road America, the presence of a post office is a benign symbol of the larger web of governance, of the national community as a whole.
Long after the damaging excesses of Washington's hegemonic power ― the CIA coups, the torture, the drone killings, and those never-ending wars ― fade from memory, the world will still need the more benign dimension of its dominion, particularly the very idea of global governance through international organizations and the rule of law, especially as we face a planet similarly in decline.
The key problem here is that the CPRD may be presented as a benign, bureaucratic process but the inherent contradictions that are perceived to exist with centrally held values of information governance and consent remains a barrier to implementation.
But for those who conceptualize politics as inherently the exercise of wise governance, rulers may not always feel they owe those they rule full disclosure of their efforts to bring benign ends about.
Third, review governance.
"There is no governance".
Corporate governance is weak.
