Sentence examples for produced governance from inspiring English sources

The government has produced "governance premises" for the new public Forest Management Organisation, and this is out for consultation until tomorrow September 255).

"Having reserved seats for trade unions, students and others helps to ensure a plurality of interests are represented on the governing body, which helps to produce governance decisions that are responsive to the needs of the university as a whole," the STUC said.

The settlement with Putnam Investments announced yesterday will produce governance changes before financial penalties are determined.

We use the model to produce governance scenarios of fair trade and vertical integration, their impacts on actors' income and the sustainability of teak plantations.

GMI's Anderson says that unlike ISS, his organization produces governance ratings without advising investors on how to vote their shares.

The UN Secretary General observed that: "A good election alone is rarely sufficient to produce good governance; good governance on the other hand tends to produce good elections".

Informal regulation can be understood as a discursively produced informal governance structure for a market.

President Bush was right to declare that the Palestinians need to produce decent governance before they can get a state.

To tackle the problem, the agency has provided $900,000 to a $2.6m project aimed at producing a governance model for shared solar installations.

But we have to wait and see if the losers in this election take their defeat peacefully and whether the winners can actually produce better governance.

The country most likely to produce good governance over the next several years is, believe it or not, still the United States.