Sentence examples for less governance from inspiring English sources
In an interview over the summer, before the plunging markets led him to throw his support behind a major government intervention in the financial sector, Mr. McCain said he believed that "less governance is best governance".
Critics say that Shell's separate boards mean less governance, not more.
North Shore's chief executive, Jack Gallagher, said affiliation "requires less governance and control than sponsorship and would allow the two systems to quickly work together on clinical program issues and shared services".
The Commission recommended focusing policy on issues of strategic significance, while decentralizing the practical implementation of goals and guidelines, under the slogan 'better governance at large and less governance in detail'.
Modi has failed to live up to his promise of "less government, more governance", higher growth and more jobs – of which India needs to create more than a million every month just to absorb an expanding labour force.
India was seen to be moving towards a more decentralized system that resonated with the campaign promise of "More Governance, Less Government".
This is one side of Modi; the staunch, security-minded, Hindu nationalist who won voters with his "less government more governance" mantra.
India needs "less government and more governance", he declared on the campaign trail.The immediate situation is precarious, notwithstanding a post-election surge in the stockmarket.
They all assume a shift from state-centered, hierarchical top-down government towards less formalized governance by networks of interdependent stakeholders that extend beyond the government sector ("from government to governance"; Huitema and Meijerink 2014 ; Mostert 2015 ; Rhodes 1997 ; Termeer 2009 ).
The neoliberal concept of governance as a minimal state conveys a preference for less government.
Leadership and governance as measured by the corruption index (i.e. less government corruption) are associated with decreased mortality.
