Sentence examples for foster governance from inspiring English sources
In today's world, a successful state especially one as huge as Russia must make its diversity a source of strength, and it must foster governance on a scale that allows citizens to feel connected to decisions that affect their lives.Our own diplomacy recognises the devolution of power downward from the top and outward from Moscow.
As the use of manufactured nanomaterials continues to grow internationally, policymakers, regulators, and key stakeholders in industry need to foster governance for such materials and their resulting products.
Ibrahim subsequently focused his attention on investing and philanthropic efforts, in particular the Mo Ibrahim Foundation, which he created in 2006 in an effort to foster improved governance of African countries.
There is a hint of its influence, for example, in the Web pages of the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University (cyber.law.harvard.edu), which argue that the Internet should foster "open governance" and collaborative, public-domain "open" software.
The agreement also contains a few provisions to foster good governance, such as the creation of a permanent seat for the Series C on the Board of Directors (which is already occupied by TPG's Bill McGlashan) and the creation of a Compliance Committee on the Board.
Paskaleva (2011) viewed smart cities as "people-based, human and progressive in their deployment of digital technologies, not to hardwire themselves, but instead to be socially inclusive in using them to foster good governance and create services capable of improving the quality of life".
On Friday, the Friends of Yemen will discuss ways to help the country improve its economy and security, as well as foster good governance, justice and the rule of law.
It was also anticipated that the evaluation would assist the efforts of the UN, bilateral partners and governments in fostering good governance processes that include young people's participation.
In the years to come, Mr. Mayer-Schönberger and Mr. Cukier contend, big data will increasingly become "part of the solution to pressing global problems like addressing climate change, eradicating disease and fostering good governance and economic development".
