Sentence examples for governance done from inspiring English sources

Taking a break from issuing pungent critiques of Republican officeholders and ideas, Bloomberg View's Josh Barro explains why America still needs the Republican Party, after all — and points to state houses as examples of G.O.P. governance done right: When I talk about the Republican Party being in dire political shape, the retort I most often hear is that Republicans hold 30 governorships.

This has, in particular, been used to explain why any process of governing biofuels (biofuel governance) did not lead to urgent sustainability transitions, and why the biofuel boom should rather be seen as a gold rush.

Governance doesn't necessarily mean "government," much less the state, but sometimes it does.

The fact that they are promoting technocratic governance does not imply that the nations of Europe are incapable of governing themselves but rather that they are being trammeled into compliance with the E.U. measures, classifications and rankings.

One agreed feature is that global governance does not equate to, nor is it considered synonymous with, global government.

Corporate governance does not matter to these buyers.

But its corporate governance did not keep step with its international prominence.

This is not to say that corporate governance does not have value.

Probably not, as this rotten form of governance doesn't work.

Oddly, Spain's experiments with anarchist governance didn't get much press at the time.

The need to reform global governance did not spring from the crisis.