Sentence examples for perceptions of governance from inspiring English sources

This paper measures community members' perceptions of governance in twelve coral reef-dependent communities across four countries in the Wider Caribbean Region.

For example, recent survey-based studies of corrupt practices based on just subjective perceptions of governance factors provide a good example of these limitations.

Results show some similar patterns for the two dependent variables: higher education levels, more subsistence production, fewer hectares owned (for governance) and less corn sold (for trust in foresters) are related to more positive perceptions of community governance and foresters.

In this study we examined the relationship between ED nurses' perceptions of shared governance and work engagement.

Research is lacking about the relationship between perceptions of shared governance and work engagement in emergency nurses.

We used sex and age as criteria for selecting FGDs participants in order to get different experiences and perceptions of groundwater governance issues from male and female water users, and also from different age groups.

Individuals who speak an indigenous language are more likely to have positive perceptions of community governance and are also less likely to trust their forester.

This study included the full spectrum of healthcare professionals across the New Zealand public healthcare system for investigating perceptions of clinical governance implementation.

During 2011, the region witnessed a series of historical transformations – popularized as the 'Arab Spring' – ignited by a multitude of root causes, including wide-ranging social inequities and perceptions of inadequate governance.

Particularly critical for DRM is the alignment of risk perceptions across scales of governance through bi-directional process (Slovic 1987).

After two terms in power, it is enmeshed in corruption scandals and an unshakeable perception of poor governance.