Sentence examples for governance combines a from inspiring English sources
Like the managerial governance configuration described in the previous section, the entrepreneurial governance combines a hierarchical decision-making system with a decentralized distribution of control rights.
The RSPO as 'roundtable governance' combines moral and market authorities to change the behaviour of companies and government regulations without the direct involvement of the nation state.
Although Habermas might deny advocating a world government, William Scheuerman (2008, 148) argues that Habermas's attempt to pursue stronger supranational governance combined with a global constitution would have that result.
Mr. Donaldson, and his two Democratic allies -- Harvey J. Goldschmid and Roel C. Campos -- say the changes in governance combined with other moves will go a long way toward restoring investor confidence in the industry.
However, a general lack of accountability and good governance combined with the lack of resources has contributed to a high incidence of informal payments in the public health sector [ 11].
"Then we could be worse off .Rogue statesItaly has a reputation for poor corporate governance combined with the shameless exploitation of minority shareholders.
Nothing had been expended on construction, health care, sanitation, or the provision of clean water, and more money had been devoted to administration than all projects related to education, human rights, democracy, and governance combined.
The way forward is through successful urban governance combined with stakeholder awareness and participation, and systematic collaboration between cities of all regions.
She said: "I think Craig Calhoun combines a strong academic background with demonstrable leadership and governance skills".
She combines an entrepreneurial background with expertise in Chinese securities law, corporate governance and deal structuring.
The innovation in governance that the Economist proposes as a remedy would combine a greater role for non-partisan technocrats -– knowledgable meritocrats might be a better description -- with more participation of citizens through direct democracy.
