Sentence examples for governance chart from inspiring English sources
The video, entitled "The Structure of the Khalafah," comes from IS-run al-Furqan Media and takes would-be emigrants through the governance chart for the terror state.
Cyprus scores better than Germany in an index produced by the Basel Institute on Governance (see chart), but that is almost certainly because it turns a blind eye to informal practices that circumvent the law.
This classification of modes of governance helps to chart the territory in which agential and epistemic inclusion are to be pursued.
Understanding the dynamics of climate change policy integration is becoming more crucial as we try to measure the success of environmental governance efforts and chart new goals for sustainable development.
In tandem, these two dimensions produce a field in which the complete range of modes of governance can be charted.
On one hand, it performs badly in a number of areas that investors care about, such as corporate governance and transparency (see chart 1), as well as the legal system.
"The fact that we've now had three female heads of state shows that we are making progress," says Hadeel Ibrahim, executive director of the Mo Ibrahim foundation, whose annual Index charts good governance within Africa.
Section A broadly charts out the corporate governance landscape.
The footprints of this new style of federal governance can be seen in the following chart, which is featured in updated form year after year in the Congressional Budget Office's well-written long-term budget outlook.
When Pakistan desperately needed a courageous political gesture in response to the murders of the governor and minister, the president failed even to attend their funerals.Pakistan's rotten governance shows up in its growth rates (see chart 2).
The LSE's New Urban Governance Project, a two-year research programme which attempts to chart different aspects of city management across the world, lists two Nigerian cities – Lagos and Port Harcourt – as places where the risk of corruption is a "highly relevant" governance challenge.
