Sentence examples for parallel governance from inspiring English sources

"The situation in the conflict-affected area is becoming increasingly entrenched, with the total breakdown of law and order and the emergence of parallel governance systems in the territories under the control" of separatists, Hussein reported.

For one, all states did not have a single unified system; rather, there existed multiple systems with parallel governance apparatuses, each with their own challenges.

In these respects, Singapore has made more progress than many countries with a split and parallel ECEC governance system.

"No state can afford a parallel system of governance and militias".

The GIRoA apparently recognized the danger of leaving this key region that borders Iran (and will eventually be linked to Khaf, Iran by rail service) open to growing insurgent movements and the appeal of a parallel source of governance.

Some orthopaedic surgeons have recently introduced an initiative to allow a step-wise, more controlled introduction for new implants in parallel to existing governance, called Beyond Compliance (http://www.beyondcompliance.org.uk).uk

This chapter argues for the existence of natural norms derived from cybernetic governance, parallel to natural norms derived from natural selection but distinct from them, showing how such norms could save teleosemantics from its over-emphasis on history.

The completion of the transfer was delayed to allow all the owners time to set up offshore accounts.According to Ezequiel Fernandez Moore, an Argentine football journalist, there are parallels between the governance of Argentine football and that of the country as a whole before its recent debt default.

Over the next eighteen months, we can probably expect three levels of American-backed political engagement with Taliban elements, in parallel to military and governance efforts.

Surveys on health system effects of disease-specific programs unanimously report adverse effects in the area of governance with parallel bureaucracies, a general lack of aid coordination and integration to national systems [ 7, 15, 17, 52- 62].

Rather, the research question, the nature and delivery of the intervention and how its impact is measured, must be co-determined by researchers and other stakeholders – usually over weeks or months and in parallel with establishing programme governance, developing research capacity in community partners, building trust and working through conflict.