Sentence examples for but governance from inspiring English sources

The distribution of legal competences between the French and French Polynesian governments is of course at stake but governance is also about inclusion, transparency; it is a matter of redressing asymmetries of information and power and alleviating moral and normative uncertainties.

In other words, mainstream parties will hold on to power, but governance will suffer," Piccoli said.

The group is valued at around €250m but Governance for Owners believes it should be worth twice that.

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But governance also needs to be understood more broadly – as the ability of local people to control and shape their economies and environments.

Montgomery, who also chairs the Wegener supervisory board, did not attend the EGM because of illness, but Governance for Owners pressed the company's board on his departure date.

But corporate governance is not so neat.

But corporate governance experts said the move was very rare.

"But poor governance is hardly an excuse for colonialism".

But in governance terms, London and Manchester are very different.

But without governance it all looks very shaky.