Sentence examples for properly governed from inspiring English sources

John C. Bogle, the founder of the Vanguard Group, says he believes that the mutual fund industry should become more active in ensuring that corporations are properly governed.

"The Iranians know how to exploit every area and every country that isn't properly governed," Moshe Yaalon, Israel's minister of strategic affairs, told Israel Radio on Thursday.

Who will tell the people that, yes, the way capitalism came to the Arab world in the last 20 years was in its most crony and corrupt mutation, but that the right answer now is not to go back to Arab socialism, but better capitalism: better market-based economics, emphasizing expanded exports, but properly governed by the real rule of law and targeted safety nets.

Further, in 2013 WHO Member States at the 66th World Health Assembly adopted Resolution 66.24 calling for all health-related gTLDs to be properly governed and operated in a manner consistent with promoting public health in 2013 [ 40].

And one of the Tories' rising stars, Jesse Norman, who coined the term "crony capitalism", has set out a reform plan to return to "properly governed markets" in the wake of the 2008 crash.

Democracy tends to emphasize this expertise at the expense of the expertise that is necessary to properly governed societies.

Mainichi, a newspaper in Japan, quoted an unnamed Chinese source as saying that Mr. Kim began losing consciousness at work in April and could not properly govern.

Among the religious right, combining economic libertarianism with social authoritarianism seems natural, because the movement holds that only a society run according to a strict Christian morality can properly govern itself and avoid the crushing imposition of socialism.

Current surveillance laws have not been updated since 1991 and proponents say the new bill will bring them up to date and properly govern methods that are already being used.

Given the political orientation of Confucianism, it should come as no surprise that study and learning came to be considered the prerequisites for properly governing the realm and bringing peace to the world.

To conclude this section, whilst the moral or normative sense of care resists easy definition, and this resistance has consequences for our assessment of health care, the need to define 'Quality of Care' is unavoidable; it is required if we are to properly govern and organize our health care services.