Sentence examples for governance response from inspiring English sources

This governance response must be able to govern established or potential users, be flexible and adaptive in response to unexpected and unpredictable dynamics and be able to transform in the face of unpredictable future uses of this vast area.

American University hosts an event on "The Private Governance Response to Climate Change" on Wednesday.

Vandenbergh, M. P. & Gilligan, J. M. Beyond Politics: The Private Governance Response to Climate Change (Cambridge Univ. Press, Cambridge, 2017).

We argue for a significant increase in regulatory power exertion, countering predominant views on decentralization as the prevailing governance response.

Such an approach is necessary in order to begin to mobilize an adequate governance response to changing conditions and uses of areas beyond national jurisdiction.

Executives like that are hard to come by and we want to know that anyone who replaces him will be of the same calibre.' Another leading institutional investor said: 'If the Dirty Digger fires Ball to put his boy in the job, shouldn't there be a corporate governance response to this?

There is no doubt that managing the impact of climate change and water scarcity are intertwined, suggesting that policy, institutional and governance responses should be similarly structured and coordinated.

The article critically examines the outcomes of innovative governance responses to socio-ecological risk through an analysis of the roles of the cooperative organisation Genossenschaft Gran Alpin, according to the perceptions of its farmer members.

In the context of small-scale sea cucumber fisheries in Yucatán, Mexico, this study documents local governance responses to new markets and identifies factors driving those responses.

We propose that the different material incentives arising from the way that patron client relationships and cooperatives organize labor, capital, and profits help explain these divergent governance responses.

That is, just as one part of a balloon expands when another part contracts, we find that governance responses evolve to fill voids caused by the decompression of shareholder monitoring once supplied by private suits.