Sentence examples for governance war from inspiring English sources

On the list of factors keeping poor countries poor -- bad governance, war, natural disasters -- a prominent place must go to disease.

"If there are disruptions in those countries and conflicts and bad governance, war and poverty, in this new world that we live in, we can't isolate ourselves, we can't hide behind a wall," he said.

Next to the "natural driver," we attribute considerable importance to the "social driver" and identify social inequality, governance, war and conflict, and anthropogenic impact as different subclasses of drivers within the "social driver" class (Fig. 4).

Mohammad the Prophet, too, had to lead his followers where no one had gone before in terms of religion, governance, war and diplomacy.

The youth delegates focused on three sub-themes: poor governance, war and violence, and the unequal distribution of resources.

Boardroom pay grabs all the attention in the corporate governance wars, so well done Guy Jubb of Standard Life for demonstrating there's more to it.

From 1939 to 1945, General Li served as Governor of war-torn and partially occupied Guangdong Province, during which he devoted himself to good governance and war relief efforts.

Technological catch-up, improved governance and war on corruption.

The Americans remain focused on attacking the symptoms rather than the disease itself, because fear is a powerful tool in U.S. governance, and war is a pillar of the U.S. economy.

Not surprisingly, the steep decline in prices, coupled with uncertainties about corporate governance, the war on terrorism, the economy and earnings have left investors "disheartened and insecure," said Thomas Galvin, chief investment officer at Credit Suisse First Boston.

Ndulo, Muna, "Afghanistan: Prospects for Peace and Democratic Governance and the War on Terrorism" (2003).