Sentence examples similar to ill defined governance from inspiring English sources

The original Roman canon law that defined governance within the Church clearly needed revision following Henry's break with Rome.

The United Kingdom Department for International Development DFIDdefinedned governance in terms of institutions, rules and systems of the state.

In developing governance indicators, the World Bank broadly defined governance "... as the traditions and institutions by which authority in a country is exercised" (p.2) [ 16].

As a health threat, it was ill defined.

And their long-term risks are ill defined.

It is ill defined at best, hypocritical at worst.

Once again, the figure is very crude and ill defined.

The instruments' place in museums too is ill defined.

"That's because they were so ill defined," he said.

Since 9/11 my childhood fear has returned, but it is ill defined, along with the enemy.

The Fed's message, he said, "has been ill defined and not internally consistent.