Sentence examples for difficult governance from inspiring English sources

Goldman, whose London co-head Michael Sherwood is close to Ashley, has helped the billionaire get through some difficult governance issues in the past, including four attempts to push through a £73m bonus for their client.

Security threats are truly global and often in regions where access is difficult, governance is absent, humanitarian disasters are rife and regional support is divided leaving no clear path to resolution.

A self-proclaimed tech geek, Mayor Garcetti has pushed the City to invest in technology and tapped experienced urban planning, business and philanthropic leaders like Bloomberg Associates, to help us troubleshoot, fix and improve difficult governance challenges like sidewalk repair and street services.

Mr. Schwarzman said anther place was India, citing a difficult business governance structure that has long bedeviled outside investors.

This phenomenon would make successful governance difficult in any country.

But his struggles with difficult questions about governance have made that confidence harder to credit.

This is going to be an epochal fight — truly one that could determine whether we return to the difficult realities of governance and fiscal discipline, and thereby preserve the hope of remaining a great nation, or continue with partisanship and avoidance of vital issues, which will lead to economic breakdown.

But the vast majority of the ocean lies outside those boundaries, an enormous reservoir of biodiversity that presents a very difficult challenge for governance and enforcement, for protection and sustainability.

Azerbaijan faces difficult challenges in governance, civil society and democratic development which must be addressed if it is to maintain its delicate balancing act amid these powerful interests and states.

32 Further, the multiplicity of taxes on the plethora of smokeless products makes tax administration and governance difficult.

The accords also bequeathed an extremely complex system of government, which has made governance extremely difficult.