Sentence examples for direct governance from inspiring English sources

(1) The UK government does not choose for direct governance mechanism to stimulate technology development that has potential (because they don't buy into broad promises); rather, it emphasizes the public good interest (national security), hoping that it would lead to wealth creation (it is only then that the broad promise returns).

In 1220, soon after his return, he ceded the direct governance of the community to another friar.

In 1947, a year after Escrivá moved the organization's headquarters to Rome, Opus Dei received a decree of praise and approval from Pope Pius XII, making it an institute of "pontifical right", i.e. under the direct governance of the Pope.

"There are no pending proposals to vest the I.T.U. with direct Internet governance authority".

Direct CSDMS governance relies on ∼4% of members.

Beth Simone Noveck is Rogatz visiting professor at Yale Law School and Hultin global network professor at New York University's Tandon School of Engineering, where she directs The Governance Lab.

These are not the same as direct participation in governance from users, but it should be comforting.

Current frameworks for governance direct innovation towards products that yield economic gain, which means products for the more prosperous, dominant groups in European societies, and on a global scale products for the west.

However, in focussing on the dynamics of vertical governance, direct comparisons can be made to governance arrangements in other contexts, including in federal governance systems such as Mexico and India, decentralised systems such as those found elsewhere in the Caribbean and other multi-layered systems of governance, such as the European Union.

The O.E.C.D., an organization of 30 governments, has no direct role in corporate governance.

He was demonstrating with 2,000 community members of Occupy Oakland, defending this experiment in direct democracy, self-governance and equitable distribution.