Lord Patten said the terms of the 1984 Joint Declaration between the UK and China, agreeing the transfer of sovereignty to China and setting out a "one country, two systems" principle of governance, explicitly gave the UK a "legitimate" interest in Hong Kong's future.
He said the terms of the 1984 Joint Declaration between the two countries, agreeing the transfer of sovereignty to China and setting out a "one country, two systems" principle of governance explicitly gave the UK a "legitimate" interest in Hong Kong's future.
Furthermore, any incentives designed to facilitate governance should explicitly recognise the status of the Bajau, who constitute a key stakeholder group yet have been consistently marginalised through both state and NGO initiatives.
Enterprise data governance policies should explicitly encourage both transparency and data set availability — whether from chat, emails, presentations, profiles, social network analytics, etc. — to train "recommender" and "advisory" algorithms that instantiate data-driven "better selves" development, deployment, and improvement.
The addition of the concept of 'Policies, Governance and Power' explicitly links the scope of the dynamics of health and health care to the political process within and outside healthcare, and also influences the individual's socio-political family environment.
This assemblage of diverse elements does not present itself explicitly as governance.
(Ironically, secularism is entirely consistent with devout adherence to Islam; but for those who believe in explicitly Islamic governance and law, the word is anathema).
As these incentives and governance mechanisms are not explicitly written into the debt contracts, we refer to them as non-contractual mechanisms.
Ghana and Mozambique explicitly measure governance, focusing on collecting documentation of management and evidence-based allocation of resources including use in Ghana of a tool specifically designed to enable managers to make budget decisions based on need rather than previous allocations.
Ensuring that quality is incorporated as a critical component of each of the six health system building blocks (service delivery; health workforce; health information system; medical products, vaccines and technologies; health financing; and leadership and governance), either implicitly or explicitly, will be essential to achieving potential health impact.
However, identification and evaluation of health corruption may fail to explicitly measure key governance indicators leading to a lack of evidence regarding the direct relationship between lack of good governance and its impact on enabling corrupt practices.
