Sentence examples for experienced governance from inspiring English sources

The district shura I attended consisted mostly of bearded gentlemen arguing over who was responsible for breakdowns in security and the district governor's berating the whole lot of them; but, as Jones put it, "If they're arguing like kids, and they're doing it in a nonviolent way, then they've just experienced governance".

Whether the new board member or members to be brought in to help with cyber-risk oversight are strictly technology/cyber experts, or more broadly experienced governance, risk and compliance experts, companies need to include one or more of such board members depending on the size, footprint, sector, vulnerability, etc., of their particular enterprise.

The alliance was also experiencing governance frictions the partners couldn't agree on how to pursue an adjacent $1 billion market opportunity.

Notably, the slide also cites difficulties that the new Iraqi administration has experienced in "governance".

Notably, the slide also cites difficulties that the new Iraqi administration has experienced in "governance". That appears to be shorthand for the frustration felt by American military officers about the Iraqi government's delays in bringing about a genuine political reconciliation between Shiites and Sunnis.

In coordinating engagement, having experienced corporate governance and investor relations executives is important.

Sunrise was undergoing an accounting restatement — something that had happened during my stint at Mills — so I was experienced in governance and turnaround issues.

Pakistan is experienced in governance and is well able to deal with its own Islamists and tribalists under normal circumstances; until recently, Pakistani Islamists had one of the lowest rates of electoral success in the Muslim world.

"The Roles of Government and Markets in Transport: Lessons from the U.S. Experience". Governance amid Bigger, Better Markets.

In our experience governance works well if it is 'owned' by someone in the organisation and this ensures it is given its rightful priority and not overlooked.

The World Bank could also benefit from a more consistent approach in countries that experience weakening governance, the report said.