Sentence examples for of a governance from inspiring English sources

Key policy makers in the state government considered both the absence of a governance role for states in the running of FSSHIP and a perceived lack of transparency in the NHIS, which makes it "difficult for us to do a blind transfer of state money to them (NHIS)" (Policy Maker), as major impediments to adoption.

AMERICAN college sport has got itself into a bit of a governance pickle of late.

But what Europeans too often don't see is that behind this growth is Chinese caution and inhibition born of a governance challenge on a massive scale.

Abu Sayyaf's continued presence "is a reflection of a governance deficit in Mindanao," he said, referring to the country's southernmost major island where the group and another Islamist separatist group, the Moro Islamic Liberation Front, operate.

They called on the U.S.O.C. "to create an independent commission" and told Martin that while they do not oppose the work of a governance and ethics task force recently formed by the U.S.O.C., they said "we believe it is very important that an objective, and fully independent, external review of the organization be conducted".

The future health of the institution will rest not only on how well Sir Nicholas succeeds in his new job, and the appointment of an effective secretary, but on the results of a governance review that was announced last week, to be chaired by City grandee Sir David Rowland, former chairman and group chief executive of NatWest.

Our finding of a fragmented governance of clinical research is not likely to be only a Finnish phenomenon.

In some instances, this assumes a character of governance without government.

A test of governance Undoubtedly a lot of progress has been made by countries in our region.

Social scientists have developed a concept of governance as a complex and fragmented pattern of rule composed of multiplying networks.

Because it constitutes a corruption of governance and an undermining of democracy.