Sentence examples for governance alternative from inspiring English sources

The paper argues that while the transgovernmental cooperation by data privacy authorities represents a significant governance alternative to the more conventional inter-governmental cooperation, it is questionable whether that is sufficient to de facto alter the cooperative stalemate between the EU and USA and change the regulatory landscape in data privacy governance on an international level.

The official publication of the Swiss Financial Analysts Association, Financial Markets and Portfolio Management (FMPM), addresses all areas of finance, including financial markets, portfolio theory and wealth management, asset pricing, corporate finance, corporate governance, alternative investments, risk management, and regulation.

With government failure (to provide and oversee PHC) and market failure (due to information asymmetry), community groups become a governance alternative [25], as their activities result in a network governance structure bringing together formal and informal providers within the local health care market.

Hindi daily Dainik Jagran also questions the motive of the Third Front, saying "it is doubtful whether the... parties that assembled in Delhi in the name of fighting communal discord will be able to stay united and give the country any substantial (governance) alternatives".

It is intended to assist and provide guidance to forest landscape restoration practitioners, researchers and policymakers on the consideration and importance of governance, and alternative ways in which the two-way relationship (between governance and FLR) plays out.

Two other multilateral bodies, the World Bank and the Asian Development Bank, are already giving Indonesia much less help this year, largely because of the country's corruption and bad governance.The alternative approach simply to cave in to the government is as untenable for the Fund in Indonesia as elsewhere.

A new report from Education Commission of the States and the National Center for Higher Education Management Systems, State Policy Leadership for the Future: History of state coordination and governance and alternatives for the future, highlights how states have revisited their governance arrangements in response to changing conditions and expectations.

At a more philosophical level, it can be argued that governance as an alternative to government offers a reversal of the primacy, from a top-down central government to a bottom-up approach [31].

Dignitarian governance offers an alternative to traditional democracy by providing accountability through layers of governing bodies comprised of a fine-tuned mix of professionals and representatives chosen by those who have a stake in the decisions of those bodies.

As states build longer records of testing, he said, "they are going to have similar discussions about alternative governance".

However, a different strand of reform activity focuses on replacing shareholder governance with an alternative stakeholder approach.