Sentence examples for forms of governing from inspiring English sources
In the literature it has been noted that responsibility for certain policy areas has shifted downwards to the regional and local political levels (Hooghe and Marks, 2001) and that governments have replaced traditional forms of governing with governance.
The changes may, in part, have simplified bureaucracy, but with players on this terrain personalizing bureaucracy, they also reinvented it and helped bring about new institutional forms of governing in which government and business cozily intertwine.
Hospital governance in European countries increasingly builds on mixed forms of governing and combines management and professional self-governance, thereby creating new more 'hybrid' controls that are expected to improve cost-efficiency and quality of services [ 1].
The underlying idea is that professionalism is part of a complex set of governance arrangements, that include hierarchical and (possibly market) forms of governing as well as professional self-regulation [ 18– 218.
They then investigate how other world leaders are chosen in different forms of governing structures, exploring both historic and smaller-scale examples.
In the existing literature, various forms of governing equations have been proposed to solve the shallow-water equations (SWEs).
There was consistent interest in the form of governing institutions and frequent emphasis on the doctrine of the Mandate of Heaven the idea that a monarch ruled by heaven's decree, which would be withdrawn if he committed evil.
The complex case of the dissident, Zhou Yongjun, who had been living in exile, has raised questions about whether Hong Kong authorities handed him over to the Chinese police in violation of the "one country, two systems" form of governing.
"Islamic liberalism needs to improvise a form of governing that rests on Islamic heritage and civilization as a great foundation while at the same time enjoying all the good benefits of Western liberal structure.
