Sentence examples for governance when from inspiring English sources

The Swedish government has increasingly begun to rely on so called informative governance when regulating healthcare.

The argument runs that because the American system divides power equally between a president and two legislative houses that may be held by different parties, it can only govern when party allegiance is loose, and is likely to experience failures of governance when parties are disciplined.

It is hard to change corporate governance when people who like things just as they are control the votes.

But this raises a question of appropriate governance when the anonymity extends to those responsible for oversight of the institutions.

Yentob repeatedly denied that there had been any mismanagement of Kids Company or failure of governance when giving evidence to the public administration and constitutional affairs committee.

He has criticised Mr Abbott for being incapable of "providing the economic leadership" Australia needs and promised to execute a "different style" of governance when he officially takes power.

A graduate of Northeastern University who returned to Athens from Boston in 2009, he was making his way through a crowd of strikers outside the Ministry of Administrative Reform and E-Governance when he lost it.

Good governance happens when there is strong civil society engagement to hold government accountable.

The latter dimension tends to have the more important implication for governance, especially when a fiscal crisis necessitates painful and frequently simultaneous cuts in government expenditures and increases in taxes on individuals, households, and companies.

President Olusegun Obasanjo inherited a corrupt governance mess when he came to power in 1999, but he has worked hard and against the odds to improve the situation.

"The purpose of the programme is to promote good governance, and when you establish that the proper delivery of services follows," Haji Hasan says.