Sentence examples for growing governance from inspiring English sources

Last year's tumult raised expectations too high, he contends, and this has obscured real achievements: civic freedom is stronger, the economy is growing, governance has improved (thanks, he says, to basing state appointments on merit rather than sect), the separation of powers is better enforced and electoral reforms are at last under way.

The stake the public has in avoiding that eventuality goes beyond privacy and surveillance: it is a matter of preventing the establishment of a growing arena of governance that is beyond the reach of the Constitution.

The problem is that this administration's view of governance is economic prosperity is created by growing the government dramatically.

The mess surrounding the CCTV network will add to growing concerns about governance standards and chaotic management at the trust.

"This is a group that's growing in its governance of territory," Rubio said.

And the proposal ignores a pressure pot of problems in Mexico related to multiple crises in the economy, growing poverty, healthcare, governance and employment.

The growing literature on governance [ 52- 54] points in the same direction and is premised on an understanding of the inability of central states to govern.

A. Divided government always complicates governance, but growing political polarization and the erosion of any moderate center in Congress have made it even harder.

Doubts about corporate governance are growing, not fading away.

The mismatch between the growing demand for good governance and its shrinking supply is one of the gravest challenges facing the West today.

General Electric named two directors to its board yesterday, increasing the number of independent members at a time of growing scrutiny of corporate governance.