Sentence examples for governance development and from inspiring English sources

The B.J.P "promises growth, good governance, development and security".

Similarly, solving the safe haven in Pakistan is necessary but insufficient to "win" in Afghanistan, without simultaneously addressing the severe governance, development, and access to justice gaps.

The security officers killed included one Briton, one German and two Afghans who worked for Edinburgh International, the firm guarding the Kunduz compound of D.A.I., a consulting company that contracts with the American development aid agency to help bolster governance, development and economic growth in other countries.

Include a commitment to good governance, development and poverty reduction – both nationally and internationally.

Targets by 2015: Develop further an open trading and financial system that includes a commitment to good governance, development and poverty reduction nationally and internationally.

Examples include a Western Australian tool which asks organisational leaders to rate their performance on eight dimensions of clinical governance development and provide evidence to support their assessment [ 13].

I also hope that the extraordinary events in the north encourage all leaders to provide the governance, development, equity and equality, and respect for human rights their people deserve – and to end the culture of impunity.

Steve's breadth of knowledge and vision was critical to Tulane's recovery from Hurricane Katrina, as he lent his expertise and wisdom to the governance, development, investment, athletics and health sciences committees of the Board of Tulane.

The four practices provided the organizing framework to structure their committee deliberations and governance development action plans.

There, she co-chaired the organization's task force on diversity issues, and worked to develop and implement successful governance, fund development and advocacy strategies.

It wins Afghan hearts and minds every time an errant American airstrike kills innocent civilians, and it gains even more whenever an aid-starved Afghan government fails to deliver on its promises of better governance, economic development and physical security.