Sentence examples for governance should aim from inspiring English sources

11 While there is considerable information about what clinical governance should aim for and why it is important, there remains limited research into the potentially very complex process of implementing a national clinical governance policy at the local service delivery level.

Preserving the ability of ecosystems to produce services can be understood to form the basis for moral, intellectual and economic imperatives for environmental governance, which should aim to build mechanisms to conserve, keep up and improve ecosystems' services.

Shenker lists some of "the debates lived out by Egyptian revolutionaries – over what sort of governance structures their lives, whether or not they should aim to seize state power, how best human beings can find the space in which to imagine and implement alternative forms of sovereignty and the courage to stand up to the brutality that will confront them along the way".

BBC management "must ensure that TV Licensing's dealings with the public and the tone of its correspondence are not accusatory and should aim to be polite, firm and informative", added the BBC Trust, the corporation's governance and regulatory body.

Tsipras should aim for no less.

Perhaps Mr. Friedman should aim his fire elsewhere.

Brands should aim for continuous improvement.

Catherine Bennett should aim her criticisms at them.

However, we should aim to do better.

Perhaps you should aim a little lower.

We can and should aim higher".