Sentence examples for governance itself from inspiring English sources
It's not glee … it's an enormous sense of hopefulness that perhaps there is accountability in government and that governance itself is not merely an act of wag the dog".
Another is the need to shift the responsibilities of regulation and governance itself away from, well, government, and towards unelected, unmandated private enterprise since who can better know what business needs to prosper than business itself?
He blames both parties for demonizing the process of governance itself.
Mr Sachs argues that it is the other way round: that "good governance itself requires real resources".
Neither ordinary citizens nor leaders are talking much "across the aisle", damaging the surprisingly delicate process of governance itself.
This was one of the themes WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange anticipated in a 2003 essay that described governance itself as a kind of conspiracy.
With commercial interests at play, it is not obvious how industry can legitimately be involved without inviting exploitative practice but there is arguably greater scope for prior analysis and governance by government itself.
The most often-mentioned keyword is e-Governance itself, at the core of a cluster of keywords on similar themes, including ICT (thus suggesting that the focus is on transformation of government activities in general).
The emergence of private governance, in itself, gives rise to the role of the state in four areas: mandating (defining minimum standards for business performance embedded within the legal framework), facilitating (developing enabling conditions or providing incentives), partnership (bringing complementary skills and inputs), and endorsing (giving political support) (Fox et al., 2002).
They have turned governance against itself and caused it to implode into anarchy, which goes far beyond civil disobedience and into the realm of a coup d'etat.
Its first months, if not years, in office will be focussed on winding back LNP changes to governance and pitching itself as a consensus government rather than one that divides.
