Sentence examples for governance is built from inspiring English sources

The currency is now bigger than its creator, who hasn't been openly involved since 2010, and decentralised governance is built into the very core of bitcoin, often to a fault.

Successful HBCU governance is built on the careful composition of what boards want, and what campuses need.

But unless communities are also engaged in risk governance decisions and consensus is built, this tacit agreement to pursue a low-volcanic-risk development model could come unstuck.

Also, teams and local governance structures are built from the ground up so that the model is locally owned and led.

Security, compliance and governance must be built into the building blocks as much as possible.

The infrastructure needed to support knowledge transparency and content governance have been built, and the focus is now on tackling the deeper challenges of knowledge engineering that undermine the ability to expand or change content in production once it is determined that such changes are necessary.

By the late medieval period, town walls were increasingly less military in character and more often expressions of civic pride or part of urban governance: many grand gatehouses were built in the 14th and 15th centuries for these purposes.

Ousmane Diagana, the World Bank's country director, said: "He delivered on economic reforms but I think on the political aspect he is relatively slow when we take into consideration the type of new consensus that needs to be built around governance based on stronger political institutions.

In this column last spring, I described some Africans I've met who see corruption as more deadly than the deadliest of diseases, a cancer that eats at the foundation of good governance even as the foundation is being built.

"Adrenaline was built using a comprehensive data governance framework to ensure data security and consumer privacy," he said.

The constitution was built with an ethics document, a governance document, a policy document.