Sentence examples for coherent governance from inspiring English sources

When a third of the population is under fifteen and a further large proportion is under twenty-five, the young become central to coherent governance.

What are the challenges to achieve coherent governance in institutions?

I used a case analysis method to test these identifiers at selected energy efficiency institutions that are perceived to display enabling conditions necessary for coherent governance.

Increasing the efficiency by which energy is extracted or captured, converted, and utilized not only requires the improvement of current technology and the development of new transformative ones, but also paying much more attention to improving coherent governance of energy efficiency institutions.

Based on the formative horizon, it is reasonable to assert that the on-going discussions focus on how to achieve binding, global political commitment and coherent governance.

It is clear that policies need to have a normative foundation to ensure that robust and coherent governance mechanisms are in place, not just in large projects but also in smaller ones.

The paper proposes a framework that builds on concepts encompassing three principal identifiers of coherent institutional governance – motivation, capacity, and interventions – to respond to the questions: What institutional arrangements emerge at different governance levels to promote energy efficiency as a policy?

He is right to advocate the northern powerhouse, to spend on infrastructure, to stay in the EU, radically to devolve control of public spending to city regions in return for the creation of coherent city governance and to sustain spending on aid and development.

Ms. Lagarde suggested that broader efforts to create more coherent economic governance in Europe need not involve re-opening the EU's new Lisbon Treaty, and could be focused on the 16 nations using the single currency, rather than the wider group of 27 EU nations.

The foundational assumptions of these frameworks centralize the predominance of market-based forms of organization in liberal market economies, which are supported through coherent systems of governance, strong regulatory oversight, and enforcement of contractual rights (Jamali & Karam, 2016).

"All you [working class voters] ever asked of government is to stand on your side, not in your way," was the closest that the GOP nominee came to articulating a coherent theory of governance.