Sentence examples for governance back from inspiring English sources
An average African man needs to be mentally strong enough to take the governance back in his hands.
Even though the council was widely described as corrupt, the national newspaper, The Australian, said the decision would "take Aboriginal governance back 30 years".
"I believe club football in Europe can be happy with the deals we've reached," said Rummenigge. "We're still totally ready to support national team football and, in exchange, we're getting this kind of money and governance back, which is a huge step for the recognition of club football in Europe".
The tragedy is that Musharraf was driven from power to bring democratic governance back to Pakistan.
"How did you make this big blunder?" "When I used to speak about corporate governance back when I was, you know, the Attorney General and stuff, there was a phrase that I used that was "Hubris is terminal".
Seizing that opportunity will require strengthened governance backed by international cooperation to stem the hemorrhage of revenues associated with tax evasion, secret deals and illicit financial transfers.
In addition to Isis, Syria's Kurds have also been busy establishing their own cantons of self-governance, backed by their militia force, the People's Protection Units (YPG).
Nor are stable and effective minority governments unknown in Commonwealth countries that can trace their parliamentary and governance systems back to "the Mother of Parliaments" in Westminster.
This is why aid agencies continually shift their methods and focus from agriculture and infrastructure to governance and back again.
Populism's corrosive influence on the conservative mind — or the conservative mind's cynical manipulation of populism — was cited in briefs against Sarah Palin, against the record of George W. Bush and against the entire run of conservative governance going back to Richard Nixon.
The SoftBank tender offer was initiated after Uber's board agreed to a set of governance changes back in early October, which included increasing the board's size from 11 to 17.
