Governance scores measure governing practices of the provincial and district health coordination committees.
This last point makes it clear that there may be different types of norms governing practices of belief-formation, and that these will correspond to different types of value.
They would govern practices for all mortgage lenders, regardless of whether they are banks, thrift institutions or independent mortgage companies.
To answer this question, the author examines the production of state space in late colonial and early national South Carolina, arguing that slaves produced the state not only by laboring for South Carolina's government, but also through their daily movement, their role as the object of governing practices, and as a consequence of their everyday challenges to the institution of slavery.
Blackhurst suggested any new regulator could operate in the way the Law Society or the General Medical Council governed the practices of lawyers and doctors.
However, with an increase in the number of products being reverse engineered, several conflicts of legal origin have arisen, which highlight the need for the development of specific legislature governing the practices of reverse engineering that serve a regulatory purpose.
In the United States, for example, the Securities and Exchange Commission delegates substantial authority to self-regulating organizations (SROs), which act as representatives of their industry who can design and implement rules that govern the practices of their members (Stefanadis, 2003).
These examples of managemeent liberating energy and innovation were in sharp contrast to many French organizations in both the private sector and the public sector which, as Yves Doz Professor Emeritus at INSEAD pointed out, are still governed by practices of hierarchical bureaucracy: financial goals, conformism, control and fear.
Often the thalidomide crisis of the 1970s is cited as an example of the potential dangers of exposing fetuses to drugs, and hence as an object lesson in the need for precautionary principle to govern our practices of including pregnant women in research.
In designing the regulatory structure that would govern the practices of voluntary euthanasia and assisted suicide, some of the arguments of opponents of these practices should be attended to, not because they are convincing as refutations of the practices in question, but because they do point to potential risks against which prudent policy-makers will want to take steps to counteract.
