Sentence examples similar to orchestrated governance from inspiring English sources
This paper addresses the governance of transitions to lower carbon cities. Drawing on both governmentality and neo-Gramscian perspectives, we chart and explore the diverse objects, subjects, means and ends evoked as governmental programs, or hegemonic projects in-the-making, are shaped to orchestrate urban carbon governance.
The governance process is orchestrated by boards – a group of people who are ideally charged with responsibility and accountability for the overall performance of the organisation.
In 2000, the state handed governance of the museum to Florida State University, an arrangement orchestrated by John McKay, then president of the state Senate and a member of the Ringling board, who is expected to be elected its chairman this summer.
While the matter was clearly orchestrated by others, it was this self-reinforcing grandiosity that led the traditionally liberal APA governance down the slippery slope to the Bush Administration's torture program.
"It was orchestrated, methodical".
Other impresarios orchestrated it.
Other events were carefully orchestrated.
It orchestrated a private purgatory.
"Now, that's not orchestrated".
The confusion appears carefully orchestrated.
They could be orchestrated.
