Sentence examples for consensual governance from inspiring English sources

Anyway, it wasn't the decisive factor, and neither was high-minded concerns about "moderate, consensual governance," etc.

They have run a campaign calling for more consensual governance and less divisive rhetoric and accusing Walker of being corrupt.

The king ousted his son's rivals, though the royal family is used to consensual governance not autocracy.

The Framers wanted rule by certain kinds of majorities — ones suited to moderate, consensual governance of a heterogeneous, continental nation with myriad regional and other diversities.

They established protocols and an anarchist and consensual approach to governance.

As befitted an institution shaped by a believer in wholly voluntary and consensual networks of governance, there were no curricular requirements, no mandatory code of conduct except the self-enforced honour system, no president or administration.

A new set of urban planning practices and policies based on a disciplining managerialism (Harvey 2005) and a consensual style of governance (Swyngedouw 2010), often based on public private partnerships, has assisted the free market economy to achieve a dominant position within cities.

Indeed, as countries become middle class, they tend to become irreversibly diverse and democratic, developing the bedrock for democratic governance, including consensual politics and respect for individual and minority rights.

In the words of the New York Occupy, "Through consensual, non-hierarchical, and participatory self-governance, we are literally laying the framework for a new world by building it here and now -- and it works".

In this framework, limitation of individual freedom and autonomy for the sake of the common good is an act of self-governance; such self-imposed or consensual paternalism poses no moral dilemma.

"We are moving from a consensual to a more confrontational period in global economic governance," said Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff, senior director of policy programs at the German Marshall Fund of the United States, which promotes trans-Atlantic cooperation.