Sentence examples for governance built from inspiring English sources

"Philanthropy comes with a little more structure, more strategy and governance built around it, and also more involvement after a donation has been made.

Enabling approaches covered include community-based management and participatory governance built upon traditional systems, but adapted and updated to allow for innovative practices to emerge.

He advocated a dharmic society based on traditional decentralized governance built from the bottom-up at the village level.

The four-chapter paper with key sections on funding and governance builds to a 19-point action plan.

Current discussions on participatory governance build on these past debates.

As capacity and political appetite for cross-sectoral governance builds, a logical first step may be the creation of novel, cross-sectoral information sharing platforms.

The currency is now bigger than its creator, who hasn't been openly involved since 2010, and decentralised governance is built into the very core of bitcoin, often to a fault.

That as yet unresolved presidential election, marred by allegations of fraud, threatens to upend the entirety of post-Taliban Afghanistan, undermining a fragile governance system built and maintained by the US over 13 years, at the cost of hundreds of billions of dollars and the lives of 2,200 troops.

Successful HBCU governance is built on the careful composition of what boards want, and what campuses need.

The spread of motte-and-bailey castles was usually closely tied to the creation of local fiefdoms and feudal landowners, and areas without this method of governance rarely built these castles.

The use of socially and economically important food substances such as folic acid and soy in experimental design, the politics of gender and governance both built into these experiments and implied by them, and the historical specificity of the discourse of food and metabolism characteristic to nutritional epigenetics are the targets of this article's analysis.