Sentence examples for political efficiency from inspiring English sources

— Give Dino Rossi points for political efficiency.

For this and other reasons that follow, the myth of China's political efficiency can be retired.

All these gains have been achieved at very little cost to America's economic or political efficiency: our economy dominates the world; our army is history's most awesome; our great universities have few equals; our arts, science and scholarship are the envy of the world.

Excesses of this sort provoked occasional suppressions of private academies, periodic persecutions of heretics, and sophisticated counterarguments from traditionalistic, moralistic groups of scholars, such as those associated with the Donglin Academy near Suzhou, who blamed the late Ming decline of political efficiency and morality on widespread subversion of Zhu Xi orthodoxy.

Based on the 2010 Chinese general social survey data, this research will explore political efficiency (internal efficiency and external efficiency) and the impact of three forms of political participation (rightful resistance, social participation, and grassroots election) on police trust.

This is important not only for social progress but also for economic and political efficiency as convincingly argued by Eugene Volokh in his classic article on the topic.

Research has focused on the overarching institutional architecture of global adaptation, particularly how it relates to development, political economy, efficiency and equity.

The focus on "cash in and results out" is often taken as the definitive measure of political commitment and efficiency, when in reality it is getting in the way of achieving more productive outcomes, such as better motivated staff or patients who are more engaged in looking after their own health.

Until now, the tendency has been to keep the public transport fares as low as possible for political rather than efficiency reasons.

Economic problems, combined with labor and political actions, devastated efficiency in production, with many workdays lost in industries in the 1970s.

We can see enormous changes, for example, in terms of the rule of law, public participation, democratic decision making, social governance, public services, government accountability, political transparency, administrative efficiency, government approval procedures, decentralization and the development of social organizations.