Sentence examples for other forms of governance from inspiring English sources

Informative governance in Sweden is not intended to replace other forms of governance, which implies governmental control based on EBM has some unique governing functions or features.

Thus, from their perspective, there may be a substitution effect between monitoring by the board and by other forms of governance.

Second, there is little upon which to base the assumption that SID works differently in ownership arrangements versus other forms of governance, such as joint ventures, long-term contracts, and other tightly coupled arrangements that may share some of the benefits of full integration.

"The education here tends to be internationally focused, so students are reading a lot of political philosophy, they're reading about other forms of governance, and since many are wealthy, they are traveling and seeing other ways of life," Yvonne Chiu, assistant professor of politics at the University of Hong Kong, told VICE News.

It is not clear whether they considered the willingness of committee members to continue subsidizing maintenance in the face of rampant free-riding or the possibility of other forms of governance emerging.

As has been said by Mr Verhofstadt, there should be no taboos in our debate and the idea of federalism and a constitution for Europe could guarantee the role of the citizens in small states better than any other form of governance.

It will be important to have robust legal and institutional frameworks and safeguards to address corruption and other forms of bad governance if the country is to benefit from dividends of land consolidation in rangeland areas.

Only in recent years have those same international institutions come to acknowledge that aid and other forms of assistance are inseparable from "governance issues" -- meaning that there is no point in trying to help people who are, literally, helping themselves to the state's riches.

Under that ruler, torture and other forms of barbarism were enthroned as the norm of governance.

Ruggie views this work as "civil governance," a system "employing various social compliance mechanisms, such as advocacy campaigns, law suits and other forms of pressure, but also partnering with companies to induce positive change".

Other forms of motorsport are joining in.