Sentence examples for governance for example from inspiring English sources
Far from promoting international governance, for example, it calls for greater local government involvement in sustainable agricultural and urban development.
The current data sets used to measure governance, for example the World Bank, are based in developed countries, particularly the US.
Without tighter corporate governance, for example, Mr Abe's tax cut for businesses could allow Japanese corporations to sit on ever-larger hoards of retained earnings, rather than put the money to work.
Unfair, says Lee Seung-hoon, SK Corp's head of investor relations, pointing out that the firm has improved corporate governance, for example, by filling seven of SK Corp's ten board seats with outsiders.
The practicalities of governance, for example, mean that indictments or reports to the House of Representatives bearing on the issue of impeachment not be delayed to the point of inducing paralysis.
It is not simply applying design to politics—attempting to improve governance for example, by redesigning ballots and polling places; it is implicitly contestational and strives to question conventional approaches to political issues.
Now, from my experience I think that good governance means, for example, a government that respects human rights.
The Africa Governance Initiative, for example, is providing critical support and skills-transfer for government planning and implementation.
The government envisages that such a measure would interact with other corporate governance reforms, for example the introduction of a stakeholder advisory panel and the strengthening of the role of remuneration committee.
Activist pension funds occasionally use derivative suits to compel corporate governance changes — for example, a Massachusetts pension fund filed a derivative suit against Hewlett-Packard in 2010.
In a statement of their own, the Premier League said it had "always supported the FA's governance reforms, for example backing the changes recommended by Lord Burns in their entirety.
