Sentence examples for good governing from inspiring English sources
In this module, we will consider how to create the conditions for good governing in the boardroom, and continue building our conceptual understanding of governance as leadership by exploring the case of Gallaudet University.
Great boards recognize the difference that David Leslie has pointed out between a good governance structure (which properly gives them the ultimate authority over all aspects of the college) and good governing (in which boards defer some of that decision-making to internal groups or individuals that have far more expertise than they).
It's certainly not a good governing strategy".
Moreover, voters have shown a growing willingness to reward politicians who pay heed to good governing.
Ideally, that will help restore public faith in the prospect of good governing, as well.
It leaves her prone to a number of genuine, if stiffly rhetorical, insights: "Resentment is not a good governing ideal".
The Chequers plan involves the creation of a "UK-EU free trade area" for goods, governed by a "common rulebook".
We can distinguish, she urges, various important sub-classes among ways of being good, the useful (as in "good for" governing a verb), the skilful ("good at"), the enjoyable, the beneficial (as in "good for" governing a noun) and the morally good (Thomson 1996, 131 133).[26] All are matters of straightforward natural fact.
Now Chavez has a mandate for reform, and he must show that he is as good at governing as at sweeping away an old system.
Salmond has been very good at governing within the constitutional status quo – better than the unionist party leaders, in the view of most Scots.
