Sentence examples for move governance from inspiring English sources

The idea was that WGIG would report on a solution acceptable to all but would move governance to an international body.

We thus see a need to state a caveat: RRI fits in with the idea of moving from 'governing' to 'governance'; for those who applaud this move, governance, rather than locating the authority of decision at the level of policy makers, aims for an embedding of decision-making processes within practice itself.

The more times we do that, the more influence we will gain in our party, and the more we will move governance in our country in a liberal direction.

Solving a fast moving problem like climate change requires a fast moving governance system.

The report's authors suggest the world may have to move "from governance by a mosaic of sometimes conflicting national government priorities" to one "increasingly governed by co-ordinated and mutually supporting global policies".

He expressed optimism that Congress would move beyond governance by crisis.

While earning a law degree from Indiana University School of Law--Indianapolis, O'Meally "made a lateral move into governance" that would position her to have a greater impact on policy decisions.

So what I would say is that some of the explanations have to do with weakened worker bargaining power, weaker unions, asymmetric state liberalization where capital moves but labor can't move, corporate governance laws that provide relatively little check on abuses of corporate power by CEOs, and an increase of monopoly power because of network externalities.

A rising tide of criticism by scholars and researchers directed towards funders and regulatory agencies will encourage a move towards governance reform to some degree.

Eight years later, Ms. Edkins moved to Governance for Owners, a small shareholder advisory firm in London.

I suggest that a move to digital governance mechanisms might be a start to making research governance systems more appropriate for the 21st century.