Sentence examples for governing skills from inspiring English sources

The relatively fast agreement on this new force could give momentum to the general's efforts to work closely with Mr. Karzai's government and move forward on other, still harder issues, including improving Afghan governing skills and decreasing corruption.

But the problems they are having today are not matters of underdeveloped governing skills; they are problems of legitimacy, of being a collaborationist or puppet government fronting for U.S. interests.

The 26th of July Movement had vague political plans, relatively insignificant support, and totally untested governing skills.

Ms. Fan said that the governor's Aceh Green team planned to spend the next two years strengthening governing skills among local and provincial leaders.

Each one had an individual plan governing skills, strength and conditioning and we want to make sure the clubs agree with it.

This election was never going to be easy for the Awami Party, which has already attracted sharp criticism for poor governing skills and corruption while in office — deficiencies that analysts, and some party insiders, say will hurt it during the balloting.

These in turn are influenced by institutional frameworks, particularly those governing skill formation systems and labour markets.

Economic factors will not be the only influence governing skill mix decisions.

From self-help and business success books to job applications and smartphone apps, the theory that the different halves of the human brain govern different skills and personality traits is a popular one.

Unfortunately, in the Middle East, repressive regimes have stifled learning about governance and practicing the skills of governing free institutions -- both so available to our founding generation.

Every four years, the Fédération Internationale de Gymnastique, the sport's world governing body, amends skill values so that gymnasts who do the toughest moves are rewarded.