Sentence examples for challenges for governance from inspiring English sources

Today, if most public actors either champion agencies enthusiastically as defenders of the public good or at least defend them reluctantly as a necessary evil, it is generally accepted that these bodies pose at least four series of challenges for governance and even for democracy.

The paper concludes with challenges for governance of environmentally induced migration under increasing complexity, as well as opportunities to enhance resilience of both migrants and those who remain behind.

Cyber-Democracy raises challenges for governance and of governance and the next steps of further development of society and democracy (see furthermore: Campbell and Carayannis 2013 and Campbell and Carayannis 2014; Carayannis and Campbell 2009, 2010, 2012; Carayannis et al. 2014; Umpleby 1990; Wiener 1948).

This article uses the changing landscape of the regulation of the pharmaceutical workforce and the extended roles and responsibilities of pharmacy practitioners in England to explore the challenges for governance within contemporary pharmacy practice, and consider the powers and structures necessary for effective regulation.

But the vast majority of the ocean lies outside those boundaries, an enormous reservoir of biodiversity that presents a very difficult challenge for governance and enforcement, for protection and sustainability.

Particular challenges arise for governance beyond the state due to what International Relations scholars call "anarchy" (the absence of overarching political authority above sovereign states).

It poses challenges for good governance but is at the same time a source of great strength.

Transboundary cooperation can bring substantial conservation and economic benefits but also presents challenges for policy, governance, and diplomacy.

This translates also in challenges for the governance of the food system – how to limit the exposure of consumers to certain compounds?

This excessive amount of responsibility may pose greater challenges for strengthening governance processes in the BW versus the proto-institutions.

Convincing the public that they will have to change their habits or lifestyles... is yet another challenge for creative governance".