Sentence examples for challenging governance from inspiring English sources

The use of music usually starts off in small peer support groups, but it can turn into a potent tool for social action, introducing new ideas, challenging governance and bad policies and allowing people to articulate and claim their rights on issues like health, land, water and domestic violence.

Just like private sector companies, public sector bodies need board members who will think strategically and provide strong, challenging governance.

In a recent letter to the SEC, a group of financial institutions representing $2.85tn in assets under management said project-level disclosure was in keeping with "changing dynamics" in the oil sector – by which they meant the diminishing opportunities for exploration and the consequent need to search for oil in ever more "challenging governance and business environments".

This case study illustrates the complex and challenging governance issues that MPAs sometimes raise, both from the perspective of local communities and for MPA planners and promoters (Kooiman 2003 and Kooiman and others 2005).

The Association of Alumni of Dartmouth College went to court to challenge governance changes that the Dartmouth board announced on Sept. 8.

Blockchains will challenge governance and centrally controlled ways of enforcing transactions.

Given Nigeria's size and diversity, managing the complex web of interests and identities has challenged governance since colonial times.

Critics of BOP approaches note two crucial challenges, governance and sustainability; neither challenge is currently well addressed.

But greed and corruption have challenged good governance in all ages, not just in the modern capitalist era.

Not surprisingly, the unique features of data sharing challenged the governance of genomic databases (Knoppers et al. 2007; Peppercorn et al. 2012).

The programme is audacious in its goal, deterministic in its approach, disjointed in its design, and challenged in its governance.