Sentence examples for governance space from inspiring English sources

The books in this series cover various space-related domains including space policy and strategy, governance, space economy, space law and regulations, space diplomacy and international relations or space security among others.

But if the UNGPs are capable of profoundly shaping "social norms and expectations" in the corporate governance space, we have to give them credit for the same power in the civil governance space (unless that space resists UNGP uptake, as it has to some extent).

Critics of corporate governance solutions dismiss them as non-binding and therefore meaningless, whereas Ruggie and others maintain that business embrace of the UNGPs changes the "social norms and expectations" in the corporate governance space, and that, once cemented, the norms are just as binding determinants of behavior as any law, if not more so.

It is in the political interest of states to seek to shape that transnational governance space in ways that enhance the synergistic engagement of the markets with their own national innovation strategies.

Having focused in this section on the broad dimensions of a governance analysis, the following section now focuses upon the transnational nature of the governance space that competition states and the Rising Powers must build and inhabit.

As a result, a new political dynamic is being created as states, multi-national corporations and civil society organisations compete for position in the existing and emerging governance space of the biomedical knowledge economy.

Friedman: Well, it's really good governance in space.

Into the twenty-first century : integration of principles of global governance in space law / Valentin Degrange.

The governance of space activities in Europe remains an open question, even more so since the adoption of the Lisbon Treaty, and the latest EC document and ESA declaration have revived the debate.

So-called 'public-private partnerships' with a health focus serve to define global health issues and provide a forum for actors from all three governance political spaces to network and negotiate global health priorities.

Health decentralization literature (Collins 1996) similarly considers how, within bureaucratic environments, higher tiers of government influence the decision-making space (governance) of lower tiers through delegating power and responsibility.