Sentence examples for governance during from inspiring English sources
Other cardinals were increasingly outspoken about the crisis of governance during Benedict's papacy.
In February, chief inspector of schools Sir Michael Wilshaw called for more of a focus on governance during inspections.
Closs Stephens was a governor of the BFI until 2007 and chaired audit and governance during the massive refurbishment of the National Film Theatre on London's South Bank.
In addition to feeling like junior partners in governance during the days of Czechoslovakia, the Slovaks felt similarly about playing for the national team.
"A U.S. Visa, Shouts of Corruption, Barrels of Oil" (front page, Nov. 17) highlights the need for President Obama's administration to act on his call for good governance during his visit to Ghana last summer.
A slowing of India's economic growth and further allegations of corruption against Congress Party officials hampered governance during Singh's second term, however, and led to a deterioration of the party's popularity with the voting population.
The only time the capital's residents had true self-rule was during a short-lived biracial governance experiment during Reconstruction, soon ended by white resistance.
Michael Huttner, who heads ProgressNow, a 2-million member netroots organization focused on state issues, has a new book out this week that aims to mobilize Obama supporters into taking more concrete action to help and push the administration during this governance period.
"We acknowledge that there were poor governance issues during the start-up due to the pace of setting the new school up in two to three months," it said.
The results in models (4 - 5) indicate that the market expectation for the value of ATPs and excess cash did not change, though market participants learned about the value of good governance structure during the 2000's.
Changes in the disaster risk governance system during and following a protracted crisis can therefore be characterised in terms of their stability, from temporary alterations to permanent, irreversible shifts.
