Sentence examples for governability in from inspiring English sources

The theme of this year's assembly, which ended Tuesday, was "Democratic Governability in the Americas," which most delegations saw as an opportunity to express concern about growing social inequities and flagging economic growth in the region.

Questions concerning the current Administration's continuity and governability, in connection with the continuing corruption scandals involving the Workers Partyy, will define a volatile period.

According to Juan Raffalli, an expert on constitutional issues, the confrontation could produce a crisis of governability in Venezuela.

The "crisis of governability" in Western democracies caused by the unprecedented globalized flow of goods, services, and capital has been well documented by political scientists.

"Right now, the CNTE represents the biggest threat to governability in the country," said Juan E. Pardinas, director of the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness think tank, in an interview.

Power is related to the concept of governability in the meaning of forces operating strategically to structure new subjectivities [ 12].

Peña Nieto took office on 1 December, replacing President Felipe Calderón whose single six-year term began with a military-led crackdown on organised crime and was subsequently marked by spiralling violence that has killed an estimated 60,000-100,000 people, as well as governability crises in drug war troublespots around the country.

Some commentators have sought to portray this as a crisis of governability, but in fact only the exit of Antonio Palocci, President Rousseff's chief of staff, was a real blow to her.

The rest are allocated to reflect the various parties' shares of the national vote with two qualifications.The bigger one lies in a "governability" clause of last year's electoral reform.

"The unions are not as strong as they once were, but I do think there will be some popular mobilization and that Macri – like all non-Peronist governments – will face a real challenge in terms of governability," he said.

"The government has recuperated some governability this year," said Ana María Sanjuán, a sociologist at the Central University in Caracas who is critical of both the president and his adversaries.