Sentence examples for deep governance from inspiring English sources

REUTERS Dimon and the Flaw at the Heart of the Fed  |  "A deep governance problem" exists in the heart of the Federal Reserve System, writes Simon Johnson on the Economix blog: "Prominent executives in the financial sector and their close allies are much too involved in how the New York Fed operates".

Mr. Bollinger's intervention brings a fresh spotlight to a deep governance problem at the heart of the Federal Reserve System – prominent executives in the financial sector and their close allies are much too involved in how the New York Fed operates.

Furthermore, certification schemes such as the Roundtable for Sustainable Palm Oil offer, at present, only cosmetic tools and are insufficient to address deep structural governance issues.

I'm thinking here of Matteo Renzi in Italy, who has proposed the very kind of deep structural governance reforms -- new constitutional and electoral arrangements that will enable the forging of majority consensus and enable the long term implementation of policies that Europe as a whole needs.

Are New Mexico and Nevada counter-examples of right-wing, deep-red governance producing lousy outcomes?

In America, the 2002 Sarbanes-Oxley act inserted federal law deep into corporate governance.

His second son, Saif al-Islam, had long been openly critical of the Jamahiriyah's deep failings in governance, economic management and human rights.

Yet it is ever more dissected by hacks and bloggers who pretend to be heretical but are just gossip merchants who never question the deep structures of governance and merely legitimate their own crepuscular existence.

California shows that deep political and governance deadlocks can be broken, and progress made.

I was convinced that the Occupy the Farm movement was emblematic of a deep crisis of governance at our public universities.

Some of the most stubborn and important scourges they face — ineffectual governance, deep-rooted corruption and the lack of a functioning judicial system — the report barely glanced at.