Sentence examples for governance systems based from inspiring English sources

The result is that the Arab world lacks governance systems based on the rights of citizens, checks and balances among the different branches of government and civilian oversight of security services.

This common ground can restore ecological systems based on multi-lateral water governance.

Our current governance system is based on expert committees that make decisions and use paper-based forms to establish audit trails to meet the regulatory requirements of transparency and accountability.

Murthy says that the philosophy used in designing Infosys' corporate governance system is based on some simple precepts dating to the inception of the company.

We propose that a systems based approach to the analysis of business models as embedded in their socio-technical contexts can offer new insights into the dynamics and governance of sustainability transitions.

And, there is no comprehensive, "one size fits all" global corporate governance or CSR system, based on western codes and regulations that can be implemented in emerging markets (Peters et al. 2011), hence, it is better to limit our study of CSR to the emerging markets alone for a focused approach.

The current research governance system does not address these challenges effectively, as research is being conducted at a supranational level but governance systems are nationally based.

Systems Engineering is the emerging paradigm in complex project environments to transform the governance from "project based" to "system based" and thereby increase the chance of holistic success.

It contributes a conceptual model of health systems governance based on four effective governing practices in the context of low and middle income, especially fragile and conflict-affected countries.

In terms of governance, the Comanches created a centralized political system, based on a foraging market economy, and a hierarchical social organization.

Conceptually, our current research governance systems are parochial, being based around national boundaries and designed for one research projects, one researcher and one jurisdiction.