Sentence examples for more effective governing from inspiring English sources

For the White House, campaigning does not come at the expense of governing but facilitates the possibility of more effective governing — not to mention the establishment of a political legacy.

Tom and Sheldon told The Seattle Times they believed the new coalition would allow more effective governing.

One Government KI recognized that the SWC is under staffed and it should be decentralized to be a more effective governing body.

The paper concludes that COWSOs were more effective in governing groundwater than other groundwater governance structures.

Singer's recipes are at once simple and elusive: we need to do more as individuals to alleviate the plight of the world's poor, and the world needs more effective global governing bodies to establish protections like meaningful labor and environmental standards.

In a similar vein, Dixon-Woods et al. [ 20] discuss new managerial governance tools as a threat to doctors and a kind of negative sanction to be applied if doctors are not able and willing to establish more effective self-governing control, as highlighted by the scandals in the National Health Service (NHS) in England.

"No doubt, the closer you get to one person one vote, the more effective you can govern," said Stephen P. Tenore, a Republican lawmaker for 11 years in Westchester and the former chairman of the county's Board of Legislators.

He is leaving a stronger EU competition department with more effective rules to govern state aid, mergers and antitrust.Many countries are now battling to have their own candidate replace Mr Monti in the commission that will take office in November.

For them, this is far more effective way to govern than publicly mobilizing different constituencies of the body politic against each other.

In this article, we have acknowledged that this new framework is closely tied to the introduction of community viral and the need for more effective ways to govern bodies that are seen as contributing to the spread of HIV.

The underlying assumption is that by enhancing appropriate skills, attitudes, and knowledge, these parties will be more effective in their respective governing roles.