Sentence examples for governance both from inspiring English sources
"Good governance both at government and corporate level demands people in management positions are open and accountable for their actions".
We signal here that the Southern European Governments lie in a hierarchy of multilevel governance, both from the point of view of the legislation and of the judiciary, a regional layer that is missed in the Australian context.
A. Lack of governance, both internally — that is, within the foundation or trust — as well as in the recipient charity.
It also functions, in theory at least, as capitalism's central institution of corporate governance, both disciplining managers and ensuring that the economy's resources are efficiently allocated.
This illustrates two problems in American governance, both of them likely to persist long after the current shoving match is done.America is famous for dividing government, so that each branch has the independence to hold others to account.
Simple but effective measures can help the UK to turn the corner and restore its credibility as a champion of good governance both at home and abroad: this will give Britain the authority it needs to be credible when it calls on others to be less corrupt.
Legitimate governance in both places may be a long way off.
Along the way, the Daytons have become known for the art of good governance, in both business and the nonprofit sector.
The I.M.F., which in principle should play that role, is crippled by obsolete governance stemming both from its current articles of agreement as well as long-standing practices.
It gives practical guidance on good governance to both policymakers and company managers, ensuring that natural resources can be the basis for a successful transformation to productive assets for sustainable, broader development.
The experience of the twentieth century, and the findings of empirical research in modern governance theory, both require us to exercise as much pragmatism as possible when we decide public policy.
