Sentence examples for evolving governance from inspiring English sources
We can evaluate the potential for fundamental change in modern territorial norms by studying the evolving governance of international migration.
To remain policy-relevant, credible and legitimate, global environmental assessments (GEAs) must carefully adapt to a rapidly evolving governance landscape.
Developing better understandings of the dynamics at regional scales will become increasingly important as long-established land-use regimes break down in the face of climate change, resource depletion, and evolving governance.
Developing better understandings of the complex human-environment dynamics at work and also how best to uncover such relationship between people and landscapes will become increasingly important as long-established land-use regimes break down in the face of climate change, resource depletion, and evolving governance.
The challenge will be to maintain best practices in an evolving governance structure, and to extrapolate these practices across other Canadian HTA agencies.
They have evolved innovative governance institutions of their own design to manage both market and community turbulence, including rules that prohibit agriculture in recovering forest areas.
One of the most vexing problems facing American higher education is how to evolve its governance structure to match the enormous changes sweeping across the college and university community today.
2 10 14 An emerging body of research suggests considerable variation, within health systems, in the extent to which evolving expectations about governance of quality have penetrated board practices.
Evolving Arctic governance could provide the ideal testing ground for how the two countries can work together.
Re "As Singapore Loosens Its Grip, Residents Lose Fear to Challenge Authority" (news article, June 17): Singapore's approach to governance is evolving.
Corporate governance is evolving, and largely improving, as a result of catalysts ranging from federal legislation to activist shareholders and institutional investors.
