Sentence examples for examples of governance from inspiring English sources
To do so, they have had to be less than forthright about their role in creating one of the worst examples of governance in many years.
Senior Cuban officials seek examples of governance that stand as alternatives to the superpower to the north.
The multi-level governance framework has practical implications for the design of PHC governance (see Appendix 1 and 2 for further examples of governance interventions).
Examples of governance issues in HRH have been described in the literature, such as health workers referring patients to their own private clinic [ 8], task shifting not being regulated [ 7], and global health initiatives causing health workers to neglect their tasks for the benefit of the global health initiative (GHI) programs [ 9].
They also provide a miserable example of governance: the current president of the Indian board, a Tamilian businessman, N. Srinivasan, also owns an IPL team, the Chennai Super Kings.India's mismanagement is bad for cricket elsewhere.
But none of this seems to matter to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, whose ordinance is an example of governance based on opinion and fear over knowledge and measurement not unlike the Bush administration's false linking of breast cancer with abortion.
Buffett sometimes brags about the fact that these people work for him so cheap, but a CEO who recruits people to work for him for less than they are worth because he's so charismatic is not an example of governance that corporate boards should be emulating.
Carnegie and Tuck (2010), for example, suggest incorporating the corporate model of governance, along with academic and business governance, into public universities in Australia.
When the Bank moved in on examples of bad governance, it too often forgot to ask, bad for whom?
The Berkman Center, in collaboration with the Global Network of Interdisciplinary Internet & Society Research Centers (NoC), recently examined twelve diverse examples of multistakeholder governance groups.
And while she finds plenty of inspiring examples of wise governance and corporate responsibility, in many other cases greed and shortsightedness have ruined once-pristine environments, exacerbated human misery and destroyed the spontaneity that once made travel an adventure.
