Sentence examples for governmental steering from inspiring English sources
As a response to competitive market forces and governmental steering policies, Australian universities have strengthened considerably their internal research management in the last two decades.
The government is most dominant in the German system and least in the Dutch, which demonstrates that some governmental steering, especially through financial incentives, is critical for community initiatives.
The traditional power division in which a few large energy companies dominated the market was altered through governmental steering and decentrally owned and exploited Stadtwerke and other RE facilities.
And while corporation officials said at a meeting yesterday that the views of victims' families, downtown residents and others would be considered in planning the memorial, the corporation has not made public any road map for making a decision, and governmental agencies appear to be publicly steering clear of the issue.
A steering group consisting of representatives of governmental institutions is attached to each Centre.
Reach agreement on the institutional framework for the initiative among stakeholders, consisting of 45 governmental and nongovernmental agencies, ministries, and institutions, including a steering committee, task force and focal points from all the partner institutions.
This steering committee should gain consensus and support from other MoH officials, donor organizations, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and other key players to explain findings, gain understanding and support for the process and to build consensus on reform.
The steering committee overseeing this study is comprised of the investigative team, RFA patient representatives, our non-governmental organization decision making partners, clinician stakeholder representatives, and a web designer.
Agencies undertake analysis and make decisions to regulate economic and social issues for which steering by the "invisible hand" of the market is judged to be either ineffective or inappropriate and where direct governmental intervention is considered undesirable.
