Sentence examples for governance objectives from inspiring English sources

In a report last April, Carl Forsberg, of the Institute for the Study of War, stated that "Ahmed Wali Karzai's influence over Kandahar is the central obstacle to any of [Nato's] governance objectives.

MAREA's ease of use, standardization of state-of-the-art inference methods, and ability to analyze marine reserve effectiveness across ecological, socioeconomic, and governance objectives could dramatically further our understanding and support of effective marine reserve management.

This article addresses the role of urban data platforms in supporting the delivery of smart city initiatives by city governments, with a view to establishing a typology for effective strategic investments in urban data interfaces aligned to governance objectives.

To meet future ecosystem-based management and governance objectives for the deep sea significant improvements are required in data collection and availability as well as a greater awareness of the relative impact of each human activity.

"You need to clarify the governance objective," Ninfa Segarra, the president of the Board of Education, said yesterday.

The findings presented form the basis for a new approach to governance towards objectives such as the SDGs: Integrative Sustainability Governance (ISG).

Alas, increasingly there are companies finding themselves in a position of "having" to make such payments only nominally dressed up as charitable donations or as Corporate Social Responsibility CSRR) initiatives seemingly focused on attaining Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) objectives.

The workshop will assess the contours of these vocabularies of resistance, and their relationship to structures of governance.The objective of the workshop is to support new and interdisciplinary approaches to these questions amongst scholars of law and politics in the Middle East and North Africa.

Because a late-stage mind-set dominates most innovation companies, creating an early-stage organization with its own objectives, governance, and operations often requires a fundamentally new way of thinking.

But there is no question that governance and business objectives are realised best by people speaking a common language.

These duties can be reflected in corporate governance documents, strategic objectives, key performance indicators, corporate reports and executive incentive systems.