Sentence examples for commitments to good governance from inspiring English sources
But it also needs a South Africa that is prepared to go beyond its strictly Africanist agenda, and to deliver on its commitments to good governance, human rights and democracy enshrined in the new vision of the African Union and Nepad.
Second, aggressive enforcement benefits business by making it easier for companies to anticipate competitor behavior and to trust public commitments to "good governance".
The high government commitment to good governance and accountability (4/16); high community participation in development activities (4/16); and willingness to pay for any good quality service (4/16) were the most frequently cited opportunities.
GGM, at the time of this writing has been in place in 36 countries; it emphasizes strengthening rules and procedures within the supply chain and on instilling a long term government commitment to good governance [ 24].
Icai said that concerns about corruption meant it was the "right decision" for DfID not to finance the Kenyan government directly, and demonstrated the department's commitment to good governance.
Mr. Jonathan, in his brief inaugural address, stated his "total commitment to good governance, electoral reform and the fight against corruption".
My own country, Liberia, embodies Africa's emerging hope and the progress that can be made through a commitment to good governance and strong international support.
-- secondly, the next President shoudl understand that we will scrutinize closely his ministerial appointments for competence and commitment to good governance.
The military is focused on battling corruption at the local and provincial levels in ways that illustrate a commitment to good governance for the population to see in their day-to-day lives.
