Sentence examples for critical governance from inspiring English sources

In letters seen by Guardian Australia, the two former leaders, Marcus Stephen and Sprent Dabwido, have asked the Pacific Islands Forum PIFF) and the Commonwealth Secretariat for assistance "addressing critical governance issues" in the island nation.

The goal was to focus on solving Pakistan's critical governance, civil society, and infrastructure problems.

Following Lorsch and Tierney (2002), we regard remuneration and promotion decisions as "critical governance issues" for PSFs that "vitally affect the organization's future" (p. 129) and, therefore, focus our analysis on firms' remuneration and promotion systems.

Managing COIs is a critical governance and management function for PPPs.

Particular emphases of the evaluation are the preparations for the fifth round of surveys and whether the critical governance strategies and technical elements are in place to ensure maximum quality, utilization, and sustainability over time.

We can only hold the ring for so long; following the elections, early Afghan progress on things like security sector reform, rule of law, economic development and reintegration of reformed insurgents – all critical to governance – is essential.

Many supporters' groups are also critical that governance of the professional game - and the requirements of any club licence system - would be administered by the FA but with the rules, crucially, left to the leagues to determine.

We have heard from and understand the various concerns on this critical corporate governance issue from multiple stakeholders including business, investors, labor and others.

Moreover, they allow for critical self-governance and self-betterment that, in our experience as Reed students, were inextricably linked to the school's academic excellence.

Within Queensland, two reviews of a high profile incident resulting from a breakdown of standards and safety of hospital care were highly critical of clinical governance and culture within the organization.

As her political thinking developed, she became increasingly critical of worldwide governance.