Sentence examples for governance with a from inspiring English sources
One is the gleaming glass wedding cake of the Blavatnik School of Government, by Swiss architects Herzog and de Meuron, a slick beacon of good governance with a whiff of oligarch bling – perhaps in homage to its funder, Len Blavatnik.
It has since improved governance with a series of measures, including expulsions of bad eggs, stricter bidding rules and term limits for committee members.
Suddenly, the state became a laboratory for Tea Party governance, with a special hostility toward the poor, African Americans, and gay, lesbian, and transgender people.
Current BBC employees remember Hutton; but the lessons of Real Lives are worth recalling as the BBC prepares to replace its current system of governance with a new model.
Last month, Mr. Mbeki was in New York soliciting support for a farsighted international partnership designed to attack these problems head on, linking an African commitment to better governance with a call for greater international investment.
To the Editor: Mayoral control was passed by the State Legislature in 2002 as an experiment in school system governance, with a sunset provision set to take effect in June.
Osborne presented the House of Commons with a written statement that made his position clear: "Any other city that wants to receive more powers and move to a new model of governance, with an elected mayor, should bring forward their proposals".
Ecological resource governance with an ecocentric approach rather the current top-down approach can be one major solution.
He reinvented governance with an independent board of directors and executive and finance committees a balance of power that has slipped lately.
Governance, with an emphasis more on control than protection, has often been achieved by the exercise of authority using linear "coercion and enforcement" (Rosenau et al. 2004; Walker et al. 2010).
