Sentence examples for equitable governance from inspiring English sources

To continue to optimally play this role requires a sustained commitment to balanced and equitable governance".

Why would we believe that federal recognition would lead to a great shift of consciousness and more collaborative and equitable governance based on state records?

The UN SDGs underscore the importance of balancing economic development with other needs, e.g., conserving natural resources, minimizing pollution, and ensuring social inclusion and equitable governance.

But both establishing some more equitable governance and a more effective army will take time.

In his inaugural address, President Aquino emphasized "we shall defeat the enemy by wielding the tools of justice, social reform, and equitable governance leading to a better life" (Integrated Regional Information Networks 2010).

The two groups rely on each other to promote more efficacious and equitable governance.

We conclude that more equitable forest governance supports land sharing with diverse, extensive livelihoods in varied landscapes.

The Roadmap presents a bold and feasible approach to a number of challenges: diversifying sources of health financing, improving access to medicines through local production and regional market integration and pursuing more effective and equitable health governance that will deliver more evidence-informed responses that are also grounded deeply in human rights.

Her research focus is on the affordable housing policy, displacement, and gentrification and equitable planning and governance.

Because what the last week of this presidential campaign has shown us is that technology has disrupted, is disrupting, is threatening to upturn the democratic process itself – the best, most stable, most equitable form of governance the world has yet come up with.

It became identified with the austerity of wage and pension cuts, with heavy taxes through our inefficient tax authority, rather than good governance, equitable taxes and deep reforms that would have lifted much of the burden from the middle and lower classes.