Sentence examples for instruments of governance from inspiring English sources
The problem with such governments has been that they become mini-parliaments, not unified instruments of governance under a prime minister.
Pervasive corruption has battered all the instruments of governance into hideous shapes.
Their practical duties and aims as instruments of governance may not always match their constitutional blueprints or historical roles.
Perhaps the most important phrase in the Constitution is in the preamble: the people of Iraq "reject violence and coercion in all their forms, and particularly when used as instruments of governance".
Today the UK Space Agency will announce that it is ploughing more than £3 million of aid money into the project as part of a £150 million effort to turn Britain's satellite capabilities into instruments of governance for developing countries.
With State Constitutional Politics, John Dinan looks at the various occasions in American history when state constitutional amendments have served as instruments of governance.
Just as Bashir's regime uses warfare as its main instrument of governance, fighting has become a way of life for the tribal people of the south.
The faith-based compromise that has brought an apparent end to three weeks of bitter fighting around the Imam Ali shrine in Najaf should also bring thunderous sighs of relief from the Bush White House and its chosen blunt instrument of governance in Iraq, interim Prime Minister Ayad Allawi.
Harnessing market instruments of climate governance, such as emission trading schemes (ETS) into an authoritarian and highly fragmented governance system like China can be challenging.
They do not seem to understand that, while the G8 maintains its grip on the instruments of global governance, a shared anthem of peace and love is about as meaningful as the old Coca-Cola ad.
