Sentence examples for flawed governance from inspiring English sources

Instead of the insistence on Indigenous Peoples becoming willing partners in flawed governance systems, much work is needed to continue to address these significant flaws and failings, and to critically challenge the status quo.

It is equally a tale of today's shifting global landscape, in which powers that just years ago were celebrated as "emerging" and likely to reshape the world find themselves confronted by difficulties rooted in economic downturns and flawed governance.

"What I think I have exposed is that the Co-op is not a democratic organisation and has a deeply flawed governance structure, and if it doesn't address these issues the pace of decline will simply increase.

In January, the state started auditing the 1.2 square-mile town, finding that its "flawed governance and fiscal mismanagement" had prevented Maywood from recovering -- and made it susceptible to corruption.

Their need of a less technocratic governance of science and technology follows from their analysis of traditional governance styles as flawed.

General Musharraf's successor, President Asif Ali Zardari, Ms. Bhutto's widower, has a deeply flawed record on corruption and governance.

Yet these countries' deeply flawed systems of national energy governance will make such action all the more challenging.

Calling the BBC Trust model flawed, Clementi said it conflated governance and regulatory functions and called for a "unitary board charged with responsibility for meeting the obligations placed on it under the royal charter and agreement, and responsibility for the interests of licence fee payers".

Instead, it is passively defined as a technical flaw in governance, its horrors disguised in legalese.

A central flaw of governance is that boards of directors frequently are ornamental and provide negligible oversight.

There is plenty of room for substantive critique of the flaws in governance and policy uncovered by the Deepwater Horizon blowout.