Sentence examples for governance order from inspiring English sources

A recent visit by world soccer body FIFA president Sepp Blatter to the Middle East spotlighted the group's role as a pillar of the existing political and football governance order under the guise of a fictional separation between sports and politics rather than a force for greater transparency and accountability.

The sort of chap that British governments down the years have got to run committees to defuse political bombs with some sensible proposals, he is concluding a review of corporate governance ordered after some spectacular business failures at home (Marconi) and abroad (Enron).

Conceding informality can be seen as a coping strategy the Chinese governments are using as an experimental mode of governance in order to deal with new phenomena of urbanization and critical situations in times of permanent change and legal uncertainty.

"I worry about Reading, which needs good governance in order to resurrect itself," she said.

The investigation comes as Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe is trying to improve the country's corporate governance in order to attract more foreign investors.

The counter-insurgency manual issued in 2006 says their first task is to "protect the population", assist economic development and improve governance in order to isolate the insurgents.

Currently, these positive initiatives have to be tabled, for there can be no restoration of good governance and order in the midst of an invasion spearheaded by Al Qaeda.

Meacham's central thesis, which is shared by others, is that the priests may have been willing to sacrifice Jesus — whose mass following may have posed a threat to Roman governance — in order to deter Pilate from crushing the Jewish community altogether.

The structures of national and international governance and order have already shifted, affecting not just domestic security agencies like the F.B.I. and the C.I.A. but also international alliances like NATO, raising issues about civil liberties and safety, international commerce and control.

It emphasizes biological and ecological knowledge as a major foundation for carnivore governance in order to obtain desired population estimates.

Competition occurs when the state imposes its conditions on private governance in order to improve its reputation, legitimacy, and authority.