Sentence examples for governance rather than from inspiring English sources

And, second, the new regional regimes are often taken to be examples of a networked polity and so of the new governance rather than an elder government.

He advocated moving American troops from southern and central Iraq to the north, and further commented that political reconciliation must be refocused on "building local governance" rather than spending "all the time on the national government".

Marketization, then, often requires a restructuring of public governance rather than a reduction of it.

And that is leading to a stasis in corporate governance, rather than innovation and positive change.

Invest in long-term change, building systems and improving governance, rather than just looking for quick wins and happy photos.

If we seek a 21st century of progressive governance rather than another Cold War, more regularly convening a G-3 would be a good place to start.

The research reveals the necessity to re-design ICT to suit small groups as part of participative e-governance rather than the normative ICT design that suits individual work styles.

The argument at that time was that with moderate and modernist urban middle class behind the recent resurgence of Modi, the focus of BJP will be more towards governance and leaner and efficient government rather than communal politics.

This is due, in large part, to Aquino's refusal to continue the regrettable tradition of corruption, nepotism and abuse of power, and choose instead to turn the country around by stabilizing the political process, reforming the internal revenue service and customs bureau, and making good governance the hallmark of his administration, rather than an historical aberration.

Thus, whenever the concept of TEK is invoked, the role that it plays is to suggest that indigenous communities may approach the very question of the nature of knowledge and how it relates to environmental and natural resource governance rather differently than disciplines like ecology or biology and the policy contexts in which they are used.

The only workable solution to the region's many problems was a long-term commitment from the world, with no end date in sight, focused on building actual governance systems rather than propping up various personalities.