Sentence examples for governance under a from inspiring English sources
The problem with such governments has been that they become mini-parliaments, not unified instruments of governance under a prime minister.
On the domestic front in these countries, it is possible to gather all these deficiencies in public governance under a parsimonious, yet comprehensive list – a dignity index.
Collectively, the constitution, the conventions and the practice of local lay leaders voting for themselves to attend the diocesan conventions contributed to the reinforcement of top-down governance under a democratic guise.
The credit union for which this director is board chair chose not to place cyber-risk governance under a specific committee because the board believes it is so intertwined with other key strategic initiatives.
In one of his most significant addresses on Taiwan since taking power, Xi reiterated an appeal to the 23 million citizens of the island democracy: If Taiwan submits to Chinese rule, he said, it would enjoy lasting peace and its own system of governance under a "one country, two systems" model, much like Hong Kong after the former British colony was returned to China more than two decades ago.
Paul Krugman is warning U.S. citizens to "stay alert" as the country enters what he believes will be an "unprecedented" era of "corrupt governance" under a Donald Trump presidency.
The United Nations, in its latest global report on water, said that work in this area "has been plagued by lack of political support, poor governance, under-resourcing and under-investment".
A third barrier is the difficulty of uniting such disparate climates, social factors, and governances under a common EU policy regarding indoor environments.
Ahmadinejad's election ended eight years of relatively benign governance under Mohammad Khatami, a mild-mannered cleric who believed in reform and liberalisation.
Agnew takes over a tricky brief, with multi-academy trust governance under strain amid a growing suspicion that the DfE has failed to build a system that can scale up.
The O.E.C.D document, by contrast, endorses the existing, dispersed model of Internet governance, under which governments, business organizations and groups representing Internet users all have a say.
