Sentence examples for governance schemes from inspiring English sources

Global governance schemes delegate power to independent international organizations to make and enforce laws that would apply domestically, by international bureaucrats who are unaccountable to Congress, the president, American public opinion or the democratic process.

At the meso-level, private governance schemes interact with other private governance arrangements and with state-based regulators.

Emerging from both concepts is the hereinafter discussed EPPS framework – ecosystem (or landscape) properties, potentials and services – which is a way to better link both potentials and services to current planning and management practice and governance schemes.

However, the suggested courses of action privilege the provision of high-capacity public transport systems, accompanied by the institutions and governance schemes required for their implementation; in fact, in Global South cities the pressing issues of urban poverty are often accompanied by a lack of resources required to develop such systems.

International corporate governance and accountability research, whether from a political science, economics, finance, or accounting perspective, has thus far predominantly focused on the comparison of corporate governance schemes in different countries and on the investigation of institutional parameters that determine these schemes.

The several responses of the port systems in the "Latin countries" of Southern Europe and South America bid on the landlord model, where port administration assumes regulatory functions and controls the port supply, granting concessions on port operation and workforce to the private sector, shaping governance schemes in accordance with the Landlord model.

We provide some examples from Argentina, El Salvador and Peru and suggest that a two-tier governance scheme composed of a self-governing Forum of transmission stakeholders, with regulation as a subsidiary measure, may be a more adequate design to restraint undue government interference.

Community engagement is seen as a central aspect of any biobanking governance scheme (Halderman et al. 2014; O'Doherty et al. 2011; Shalowitz et al. 2009).

Today's Europe is not conducive to elite accommodation (as described by consociationalism) as a governance scheme, and although Europe is again deeply divided, the divisions are along different lines, threatening new conduits for instability.

45 A policy focused on Middle Income countries as the beginning of a broader multistakeholder global health governance scheme could be explored.

Harnessing market instruments of climate governance, such as emission trading schemes (ETS) into an authoritarian and highly fragmented governance system like China can be challenging.