Sentence examples for pluralistic governance from inspiring English sources

President Putin has absorbed a core value of pluralistic governance: nations operating under some measure of popular restraint are less likely to make war.

The development of NGOs in various areas will constantly improve the public participation and speed up the institutional construction of pluralistic governance.

Give or take, the fourth anniversary of the Arab Spring coincided with the resignation of Yemen's government following a confrontation with a Houthi insurgency, leaving Tunisia as the only regional country that continues to inch along a path towards more pluralistic governance.

One reason for the omission was very complicated pluralistic governance of the Owakudani sightseeing area; the land owner was a private company, the trekking paths in and around the area were managed by the municipal government, the parking lot and road to the area were managed by the prefectural government, and the ropeway and bus to the area were run by two transportation companies.

A recent paper by Ahmed et al. on Bangladesh suggests four key elements for what it calls "better management of pluralism" [ 35]: (i) participatory governance mechanisms, (ii) effective regulation and accountability; (iii) common information systems and (iv) building competencies for pluralistic governance.

Inclusive institutions are supported by broad, pluralistic governments.

If one of the distinctive contributions of the American political tradition was a pluralistic conception of governance, its primal source was the pluralistic character of the founding generation itself.

Responsibly incentivising research will involve a pluralistic architecture of governance arrangements and policy instruments that attends to collective ambitions as well as national differences and emerges from an inclusive and reflexive process.

Exposing the flaws of the Arab world's political systems, and establishing the link between an open and pluralistic form of governance on the one hand and an improvement in living standards on the other is one of ElBaradei's biggest obstacles in a nation with little experience of democratic participation.

In many European countries, the multi-party system has worked best because it gives people more options, yet we haven't caught up to a more pluralistic form of governance that has alternatives.

However, empowered local scale communities in a pluralistic and multilevel risk governance system can push back against top-down decisions from larger scale groups and entities.