Sentence examples for failed governance from inspiring English sources

C1 Business Digest C1 EDITORIAL A28-29 Editorials: Keeping the public clueless; failed governance, failing oceans; relief from high drug costs; a note to our readers.

(General Suhaila Seddiqi, Health Minister 2001 2008) Pressures to succeed included greatly increased international interest, funding, and technical expertise, global health targets, international statebuilding intentions after forced regime change, government desire for legitimacy, and a legacy of conflict, failed governance and gender inequities.

But it was twelve months of failed governance that proved too much for a staggering number of Egyptians.

"The court's aim of promoting the rule of law in a region of failed governance was a good one," said John Cammegh, "but too often the court seemed out of its depth, the trials were too remote from ordinary people and they took too long".

QUESTION FROM BRIAN: Suppose some sort of power sharing agreement is reached; why is there any reason to think that the Talibs won't, once again, form support amid failed governance and backwardness and roll onto Kabul as soon as the US begins to withdraw?

Ask instead how we can use all the "tools of statecraft" in synergy -- diplomacy, economic policy, foreign assistance, public diplomacy and intelligence -- to address, in collaboration with allies and friends, the fundamental problems underlying the current threats: inequity in the global economy, failed governance and "tribalism" (ethnic and religious hatred).

How has company governance failed to check the conflicts and abuses we see?

In most cases, fisheries co-management failed to improve governance, but simply altered the distribution of power and responsibility amongst the different stakeholders.

Instead militias, warlords and armed groups thrived as UN-backed processes failed to deliver governance or a politics that has popular support.

She interviewed people in three rural towns, and came to understand how they handled support from abroad — or sometimes, due to corruption and inefficient governance, failed to.

In fact, each of these cases is an example of failed, not successful, governance.At the very least, the boards of both Morgan Stanley and HP were far too slow to address their bosses' inadequacies.