Sentence examples for long-term governance from inspiring English sources
In smaller developments especially, the condominium form is likely to provide better long-term governance, builders say.
While the legislation authorized the removal of the school board, a move the state took in early 1996, it left long-term governance to a new school board, elected a few months later.
The developed SIS is a comprehensive decision support and navigation tool with respect to long-term governance of the German energy transition.
The rogue caliphate, he explained, represents a cautionary tale about the risks of a too rapid and precipitous U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, before the country has stabilized enough to ensure its long-term governance and defense.
The NGA Center and CCSSO are committed to developing a long-term governance structure with leadership from governors, chief state school officers, and other state policymakers to ensure the quality of the Common Core and that teachers and principals have a strong voice in the future of the standards.
To address NCDs on a global scale, a commitment to the development of long-term governance mechanisms that address complex, systemic determinants such as the international trade of health-harming products is required [ 12].
Accordingly, these aspects are highly relevant to long-term risk governance.
They pointed out that some were short-term goals (block size) and some were long-term goals (governance, and how we decide these things in the future).
Vulnerabilities accrue from causes such as rising poverty, non-flexible sources of livelihood, poor disaster management, and the lack of long-term risk governance.
GGM, at the time of this writing has been in place in 36 countries; it emphasizes strengthening rules and procedures within the supply chain and on instilling a long term government commitment to good governance [ 24].
Prevention of the causes of our social, environmental, physical and mental health problems, which requires a holistic and long-term approach to governance.
