Sentence examples for favour of governance from inspiring English sources
For the whole point of the coups of 2006 and 2014 has been to overturn the winner-takes-all system which served Mr Thaksin so well, in favour of governance by "moral people" who cannot win elections.Much of the elite feels offended to hear a spade called a spade.
Co-operative Group members have unanimously voted in favour of overhauling the governance of the troubled 150-year-old British mutual.
Last month the Co-op's members voted in favour of principles for governance reform after the board made concessions to activists who had been angered by criticism from Lord Myners, the City veteran who drew up the plans.
In the style of governance favoured by post-colonial elites, it is, in a certain sense, required of institutions that they do not work.
"A total failure of governance by government".
"[He is] quite able to cut through thorny issues of governance in favour of his deeper commitments.
Change process requires the mobilization and therefore involvement of citizens to ensure change is wholly owned as the case was when Zambia ditched the One Party system of governance in favour of multiparty democracy.
He added: "Football today enjoys a lot of success but also faces many problems requiring a strong and democratic Fifa with a vision in favour of everyone, and a governance which is both universal and modern.
The campaign mobilization in 2006 led to a change in strategy in favour of creating an "organization of the rights holders", thereby constructing a civil society that is inclusive and capable of representing the interests of women from marginalised groups, that enhances poor women's participation and agency in the process of rights-claiming, and seeks responsiveness from governance institutions.
REDD could tip the financial and governance balance in favour of sustainable forest management.
From this perspective, the capacity of city-regions to face these challenges of governance at the metropolitan level largely depends on the specific local political contexts that may either favour or hamper cooperation between municipalities.
