Sentence examples for governance area from inspiring English sources

They are going to be under fire in the governance area, in the regulatory area.

"It was the simultaneous failure in every market and governance area that we all rely on.

Bebchuk has been a frequent contributor to policy making and public discourse in the corporate governance area.

However, this does not represent "a virtual surrender" of Kenya's sovereignty, nor does it imply that the country is being treated more "firmly" than other loan recipients.Since mid-1999, Kenya's government has made progress in tackling corruption and improving governance with the IMF acting as an adviser in the governance area, drawing on the experience of its membership.

BHR success has thus far been driven by momentum in the corporate governance area, as simple corporate endorsements of highly-abstract external codes have evolved into a more complex process of "embedding" human rights values into a much wider range of internal codes, policies, and contracts.

The Collaborative was not able to identify a core metric for the leadership and governance area that met the selection criteria.

Moreover, ecotourism activities are at particular risk in low governance areas, because the wild nature and intact habitats that they market to their clients are seen by many, particularly locals, as unexploited and privately valueless, and thus ripe for conversion.

This includes governance areas of maintaining regulatory impartiality, ensuring quality and safety of medicines in manufacturing and procurement practices, and preventing undue pay-offs for health care services.

Five governance areas were distinguished: "development of a vision and policies for HRH"; "aid effectiveness"; "regulatory mechanisms"; "participation and voice" and "governance in competency development in higher education for public health".

They cover elements related to two out of the five governance areas defined at the KIT HRH 2010 conference: "development of a vision and policies for HRH" and "aid effectiveness".

Peru's Department of Madre de Dios provides us with an example typical of many other "low-governance" areas of the world (sensu [17]).