"It's not the size so much as the way their governance operates — it's constituent representation, which is to say those board members make decisions, and they're expected to make decisions based on what's best for a specific segment of the sport, rather than looking at what's best for the sport as a whole".
Corporate governance operated in a quite different way.
I consider the use of this metaphor essential to our understanding of how discursive governance operates in the public sphere, supported by noteworthy references to the generosity of the Turkish nation during this temporary situation.
"A lot of this is the byproduct of the way in which governance operates in Uganda," said Maria Burnett, HRW's senior Uganda researcher.
Nevertheless, what I am asking for is a reassessment of the primacy within public schooling of preparing young people for their civic responsibilities and the knowledge of how our system of governance operates.
They point out that governance operates in its own right in the system as well as in every other building block.
Politics and process dominate governance, with each "seat of government" operating on a different set of timelines, priorities and sense of urgency.
Health centre characteristics included length of participation in ABCD CQI, regularity of client attendance, size of service population, governance (community-controlled or government operated) and location based on the Australian Standard Geographical Classification (AGSC) system (very remote, remote or non-remote).
President Putin has absorbed a core value of pluralistic governance: nations operating under some measure of popular restraint are less likely to make war.
Without movement towards a more equitable world of mutual respect, however, it is difficult to see actually existing global governance networks operating in an impartial and generous spirit to help "all nations and their peoples to achieve greater peace, prosperity, stewardship of the earth, and minimum standards of human dignity" (166).
