Sentence examples for feeble governance from inspiring English sources

In March 2015, Arizona senator John McCain, Chairman of the Committee on Armed Services, stated: "We are all particularly concerned about Central America, which is mired by feeble governance and weak security institutions, high rates of corruption, and is home to several of the most violent countries in the world".

Having gained control of BHS, Chappell's Retail Acquisitions also suffered from "feeble" corporate governance and its board was peopled with friend's and family of the former bankrupt.

Just as bosses and boards had finally sorted out their worst accounting and compliance troubles, and beefed up their feeble corporate governance, a new problem threatens to earn them especially in America the sort of nasty headlines that inevitably lead to heads rolling in the executive suite: data insecurity.

Poverty, joblessness and despair at feeble and corrupt central governance made for fertile territory among disenchanted young men.

Its economic growth has been tepid at best, and its overall governance is feeble.

Maybe Europe will display the same boldness, temerity and inspiration bringing the US and the rest of the world round to some kind of global governance however feeble and tentative the first efforts may be.

My argument in Partnoy's class was that much corporate governance is feeble, ritualistic and can't work because it flies against everything we know about individual neuroscience and group psychology.

Corporate governance is weak.

Shareholders and corporate governance have proved to be feeble means for reining in corporate pay.

In general, looser kinds of governance refer to situations in which the focal company exerts a feeble guidance on the supply chain, or in other words, the degree of drivenness is low.

Feeble spots lay in corruption, law enforcement, property rights protection, i.e., generally in governance.