Sentence examples for outside governance from inspiring English sources
When procedures feel rigged it's no wonder people resort to action outside governance structures.
Outside governance organizations have also laid out plans for reshaping FIFA and its federations in a way that will improve its practices and limit, if not eliminate, corruption.
Outside governance of Korean eSports Professional Association, amateur competitions started to gain popularity and in 2014 few higher profile tournaments were announced - with prize pool matching competitions from the peak of popularity and one even returning to the television channel - OGN.
In rural areas the rejection of municipalities is in the form of violent protests without an alternative form of governance outside government as a means to provide services.
Resources flow inside and outside formal governance channels.
The environment is not some mechanism outside the governance of physical law, after all, and when we treat it too, the 'deus ex machina' — the random perturber — disappears.
Providing care via the telephone is one example of a practice that falls outside clinical governance processes [ 5, 9].
In this Emergency Department, admitted patients fall outside the governance and clinical care of Emergency Medicine even if the patient is boarded in the Emergency Department.
It was decided that the project fell outside the Governance Arrangements for NHS Research Ethics Committees Section (GAfREC) and therefore did not require formal ethical review.
Researchers argue that health services have failed to adequately manage these complexities, spawning nursing practices that fall outside clinical governance processes and nurses' scope of practice [ 19, 24, 25].
The long history of conflict and mistrust between external actors and Nigeria's pastoralist Fulani, compounded by physical isolation and changing state policy narratives regarding their role in society, appears to have resulted in a complex but functional system of self-governance outside formal government policy, particularly regarding livestock disease control.
