Sentence examples for genuine governance from inspiring English sources

Bumuntu stands as the goal of human existence and as the sine qua non condition for genuine governance and genuine religiosity.

Filipinos are already resilient in spirit, but only sincere and genuine governance, through sounder, stronger, tangible infrastructure, can make us less helpless against the forces of nature".

Mass tendencies toward self-expression facilitate a political climate conducive to potentially elite-challenging activity and a civic culture consistent with genuine democratic governance.

Bratman (2000, 2001) agrees with Velleman that the standard theory does not explain genuine self-governance.

This would be a Russia far different from the one that Vladimir Putin bequeathed to Mr. Medvedev — a nation stripped of the much-needed shock absorbers of democracy, including an uncensored news media, a responsible and viable political opposition in the national Parliament and genuine local self-governance.

He added this had "massively raised the cost of decision-making and diminished genuine accountability throughout its governance hierarchy".

Their relationships with NGOs and the press are forged out of political convenience, rather than genuine respect for democratic governance.

Even if it was fabricated, it might have been a well-intentioned attempt by a whistleblower to try to alert the authorities to genuine concerns about leadership and governance.

"It is a genuine, political attempt to establish good governance and good regulation, and restore football's soul and integrity".

Another is the failure of neoliberalism, represented by Hillary Clinton and the Democratic leadership, which appears to many as a corrupt philosophy of governance incapable of addressing genuine popular needs.

The dominance of the RPF in governance raised questions concerning how genuine democratic practices were in Rwanda.