"governance rule" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in the context of discussing rules and regulations that govern a particular organization, company, or government entity. Example: "The company's governance rules require all employees to undergo annual training on diversity and inclusion policies."
The security council said it looked forward "to the swift establishment of an inclusive, representative transitional government of Libya" committed to democracy, good governance, rule of law, national reconciliation and respect for human rights.
She previously headed the UK government's stabilisation unit and directed the United Nations Development Programme's governance, rule of law and security department.
I engage Somalis outside and inside the country to advocate for good governance, rule of law and human rights.
Afghan ownership can be demonstrated by setting specific targets for goals of good governance, rule of law, development and economic growth in genuine partnership with the international community.
It is only in nations with stable governance, rule of law, and reliable infrastructure that one can see the flourishing of entrepreneurial, growth-oriented business.
Similarly, a significant number of such US reinforcements will have to assist in providing a mix of capabilities in security, governance, rule of law and aid.
Compared to policy entrepreneurs outside the government, bureaucrats are familiar with governance rules in China, possess communication channels with decision makers, and are thus more able to directly influence the design and selection of policy alternatives.
under new governance rules.
More stringent corporate governance rules.
No wonder so many countries are dreaming up new governance rules.
The board appeared to be well advised, and it followed governance rules.
