Sentence examples for governing management from inspiring English sources

Then it proposed a major revision in the rules governing management of the national forests.

The guidelines governing management decisions cannot be reduced to a simple formula.

In fact, it falls into a wider pattern that has increasingly marked the present administration's approach to governing: management solutions, in which inquiries and regulation have increasingly taken the place of personal responsibility under law.

All the rules governing management of the cosmos are engraved on the shaft of Wotan's mighty spear, fashioned from the tree that cost him his other peeper, thereby generating the expression "turning a blind eye".

The Royal Ordinance on Fisheries of 2015 provides for the overarching legislative framework governing management of aquatic resources in Thailand.

(When he was vice president, Al Gore also referred to the American people as customers). As I discussed in my Harvard Business Review article, "Managing Government, Governing Management," I am not a mere "customer" of my government, buying some service at arm's length.

If we are to manage government properly, then we must learn to govern management.

Conventional wisdom suggests that the market already aligns the interests of a company's owners — its shareholders — and the managers who theoretically work for them: shareholders elect directors to govern management on their behalf, and shareholders who feel inadequately represented can effect change, either directly (by electing new directors) or indirectly (by selling their shares).

In our quest for simple solutions to complex problems — or maybe just because nuance and subtlety take too much hard work — many of the seemingly logical equations that govern management thought are just plain wrong.

Using reports produced by countries to the Ramsar Convention and the World Heritage Convention, two widely ratified treaties that govern management of thousands of protected areas worldwide, the EGI analysis aimed to define the frequency, context, and tenor of mentions of gender considerations and women's participation in these documents.

It also looks at the existing knowledge on management of these forests, current management practice and the institutional and political issues that govern management.