Sentence examples for method or governance from inspiring English sources

Organizational economics views organizational form as a power allocation method or governance structure for coordinating the relationship between subjects of different interests (Chandler 1962; Williamson 1975, 1985; Milgrom and Roberts 1992; Aghion and Tirole 1995; Maskin et al. 2000; Qian et al. 2006).

Then there is the quandary of how to honor his father's legacy while casting aside his method of governance.

There are some grim reminders of his, shall we say, method of governance in yet another new Russian ad.

Phoenix has operated on a council-manager system since 1914; it was one of the first cities in the country to adopt this now-common method of governance.

Dyke, the outgoing chairman who also proposed to the FA council a number of potential reforms to its method of governance on Wednesday, is concerned that Salman is not a suitable candidate because he is from Bahrain.

For the future, "intuitive personal flair," yes; " warm downright sense," yes; President Johnson is himself an old frontiersman who marched under both Roosevelt and Truman, and his style and method of governance will be his own.

Possessing a pristine reputation, Rogge is viewed as one who can best sustain the I.O.C.'s reform process following the Salt Lake City bribery scandal, polishing the committee's tarnished image with a style that is more inclusive and accessible, less autocratic and elitist, than Samaranch's method of governance since 1980.

Shamanov said the piece was meant to show how Putin's politics and image were postmodern, unlike western countries that "go to other countries and force their culture and method of governance on them, and imprisonments, concentration camps and killings begin".

Even before the Tunisian revolution, Egyptian activists from the both sides of the political spectrum had been increasingly pointing not to Iran's revolution as a model, but to Turkey's method of governance, where an Islamic party runs a modern, democratic and accountable state.

The issue of how such mediation may legitimately be conducted, although noted, was left open while in practice the rural district as a "method of governance" was already providing some local responses.

These are related to on-going financial or governance problems.