Sentence examples for complicated governance from inspiring English sources

A major weakness of the Manchester plan could turn out to be the complicated governance arrangements.

The UN has refused to make its final plan public, but a copy seen by the Guardian details a complicated governance structure designed to give both parliaments vetoes over decisions by a proposed unity government.

Zafar Khan of SG Securities believes one with, say, BAE or Rolls-Royce is unlikely because of the need for complicated governance structures - such as 'proxy boards' to protect sensitive technology - that can undermine the financial benefits.

A. Divided government always complicates governance, but growing political polarization and the erosion of any moderate center in Congress have made it even harder.

One reason for the omission was very complicated pluralistic governance of the Owakudani sightseeing area; the land owner was a private company, the trekking paths in and around the area were managed by the municipal government, the parking lot and road to the area were managed by the prefectural government, and the ropeway and bus to the area were run by two transportation companies.

PARIS — Stocks fell Tuesday across Europe and investors sold Italian bonds, a day after an inconclusive election in Italy raised fears that political deadlock there could hamper efforts to restore the economy and complicate the governance of the euro zone.

The lawmakers, who serve on the House Appropriations Committee, called the second round of sequestration a legislative gambit that would complicate effective governance.

"The insurgents' tactic of re-infiltrating the cleared areas to perform executions has played a role in dissuading locals from siding with the Afghan government, which has complicated efforts to introduce effective governance".

But the government would probably be on the hook for most of it.The Bank of Spain contends that the problem is manageable, but a large bail-out looks inevitable and will be complicated by the politicised governance of the cajas.

As a result, the inhabitants of Dhaka has been experiencing urban-environmental damage due to ineffective and weak governance and complicated policy making process.

However, such models of governance are complicated by the extent to which clinical biobanking initiatives are organized as complex nested arrangements, often involving overlapping organizational responsibilities for various aspects of tissue and data processing.