Sentence examples for governance yet from inspiring English sources

He warned against reorganising the Beeb's governance yet again.

Another excellent U.S. aid program, the Millennium Challenge Account, nudges countries toward better governance — yet a stingy and myopic Congress is balking at funding it.

Well, the OHR may not work as an effective mechanism for facilitating stable governance, yet in the absence of a more favourable alternative it has to remain until after the October elections.

Beirut might be a city where residents often feel helpless to affect change after years of corruption and a lack of effective governance, yet people now feel invested in Halwani's paintings, and in the messages they carry.

Climate change has significant ramifications for water law and governance, yet, there is strong evidence that legal regulations have often failed to protect environments or promote sustainable development.

Confidence in the hip replacement is emblematic of the success of the UK healthcare system and its governance yet when a product such as the ASR™ produces considerable adverse effects, confidence in medical implants is damaged.

I find it frustrating when Republicans promote self-governance yet claim that they want to reach millennials.

The moment demanded clarity of mind and rigorous governance, and yet he could not summon them.

There are some grim reminders of his, shall we say, method of governance in yet another new Russian ad.

While each of these recent tales of chief-executive woe is a sign of progress, none provides much evidence that the crisis in American corporate governance is yet over.

Toshiba was a company lauded for its corporate governance structures yet these could not stand up to a culture of secrecy, a failure to properly monitor and a relentless quest for profits.