Sentence examples for need of governance from inspiring English sources

And Syrians are in desperate need of governance.

Coral reefs are in dire need of effective governance, yet the science and planning of coral reef protected areas largely stem from wealthy, developed nations, with very different social, economic, and cultural characteristics than the nations in which most coral reefs occur.

That makes him a prime candidate to lead the charge for a badly needed overhaul of governance at the News Corporation.

From the angle of a sharing service, there is a need for governance to protect users of sharing services from fraud, liability, and unskilled service providers (Ranchordás 2015).

Given the complexity and potential gravity of such phenomena, the need for governance processes that ensure such controls occur is seemingly clear.

People need a measure of governance over the territory they stand upon.

The United States and the international community need a system of governance and public debate to monitor, curtail and punish those scientists who engage in this type of reckless behavior.

This would signal that the needs of good governance trump political expediency.

One reason the administration focused on elementary and secondary schools in the Race to the Top competition and early childhood in the Challenge Fund is that the two are at contrasting levels of development, administration officials said, with the public schools needing initiatives to improve teacher effectiveness, for instance, and early childhood needing basic structures of governance.

The sport desperately needs a change of governance.

That's largely true; nevertheless, its infrastructure requires some co-ordination, so it needs a bit of governance.