Sentence examples for common governance from inspiring English sources

The euro area took strides forward in its common governance," Mr. Draghi said.

Integrating the businesses under a common governance and management structure is an important step which will help maximise value for the taxpayer".

While American Indians were politically diverse, by the Revolution their most common governance structure consisted of multiple chiefs with limited power, advised by councils of elders.

To the west, you see the European Monetary Union buckling under the weight of its own hubris — leaders who reached too far in forging a common currency without the common governance to sustain it.

This comprehensive research investigates up-to-date national level REDD+ planning documents to provide new evidence on how countries are planning to implement BSMs, including an analysis of common governance themes and where gaps exist.

Nussbaum draws a straight line from Williams's fusion of respect and fair play for religious groups to John Rawls's vision of people choosing the basis of their common governance without knowing where they will be situated in the society that results.

In that regard Professor Madison points to emerging scholarly literature that focuses on governance challenges of material and data in biobank contexts, which builds on a knowledge commons governance framework.

Current policies promoting fire exclusion have led to increased bush encroachment, while other policies have undermined the centrality of commons' governance practices and institutions.

What forms of human organization (i.e., types and combination of rules across scales) are more likely to lead to the emergence and sustainability of local commons' governance?

Efforts were further made to settle pastoralists through imposition of boundaries, gazetting of land for game and forest reserves, restriction of movement to dry season grazing areas, forced de-stocking, marginalization of customary institutions and commons governance, and the intensification of sedentary farming (Nsamba 2013).

India's democracy is characterized by a multi-party system in which coalition governments have become increasingly common to governance.