Sentence examples similar to governance presented as a precedent from inspiring English sources

Internet governance presents quite a challenge as the Internet simply does not care about traditional borders.

On this basis, a legal governance typology was presented, partly as an analytical/diagnostic tool, but also as a possible tool to support legal governance design to circumvent or overcome stalemates as typology of legal governance at collective choice level.

But circumstances now present him with a precedent-setting moment of decision.

So not everything goes back, and some things that do are presented as gifts, rather than returns, to avoid setting a dangerous precedent.

Both deals have been presented as mergers of equals with laborious governance arrangements to boot.

Some spokespersons are even now referring to the internment as a "precedent" for present day racial or religious profiling or tracking.

Nonetheless, the body served as a precedent for self-governance in later British colonies in North America.

Appellant relies upon Colgate v. Harvey, supra, 24 as a precedent to support his argument that the present statute is not within the limits of permissible classification and violates the privileges and immunities clause.

The mathematical framework presented here may represent an important tool for the design of future in vitro and in vivo tests, as well as a precedent for future in silico studies on osseointegration and mechanobiology.

"We see Kosovo as a precedent," he says.

Take Allstate's Drivewise App as a precedent.