Sentence examples for problems of global governance from inspiring English sources

Copenhagen was not a singular event: its failure expresses deep-seated problems of global governance.

This will not solve the problems of global governance, but surely any real advance here will come only through slow, patient innovation and the reform of international institutions.

The message is clear: in this interconnected world we are no longer free, whether from problems of global governance, or from the conflicts of other regions.

Cohen and Sabel (2006), similarly, relate the legitimacy problem of global governance institutions to the absence of political authority at the global level.

What it means is ad hoc groups spanning governments, multilateral organisations, business, charities and NGOs which try to deal with a particular problem outside the gridlocked processes of global governance.

The fundamental problem that the Panama Papers brings to light is a question of global governance: the wrong people are in power.

But when problems from the overuse of antibiotics to terrorism refuse to respect national borders, the retreat from the dream of global governance has some frightening consequences, especially in connection with climate change, the archetypal global problem.

She knows that no state, no matter how powerful, can solve urgent problems, fight for development and bring an end to all crises... France wants the UN to be the centre of global governance".

Short of global governance, only sovereignty can channel that will.

A billion-person blocking minority is not an obstacle to global governance; it is the end of global governance.

American security must not be sacrificed for the false promises of global governance.