The euro would look like a hastily cobbled together monetary pact driven from pillar to post by economic expediency, with no reliable underlying governance structure.
Reliable interoperability, governance, alignment to priorities, scope creep, escalating change cycles, and my favorite bête noire – the execution and requirements gap – made delivering on the promise of SOA and web services difficult.
Without first improving people's health, Gates says it's harder to build good governance and reliable infrastructure in a developing country.
Companies are required to have a reliable system of corporate governance in place at the time of IPO in order to protect the interests of public company investors and stakeholders.
Accepting this at face value does not appear to provide a reliable basis for corporate governance.
Effective governance depends on reliable tax revenue to finance an administration.
They need reliable information for the environmental governance challenges they face.
The aim was to establish whether the statements were reliable and valid for assessing governance practices at primary care level.
Rwanda has comparatively reliable health statistics, strong health governance and is often cited as a model for effective health systems in Africa (Management Sciences for Health 2009; McNeil 2010; Rosenberg 2012; Emery 2013).
But in countries where social and environmental governance is weak, reliable monitoring of land acquisition is likely to be difficult given major power disparities between large companies and local people (van der Horst and Vermeylen, 2011).
Note to Editors: In 2012, ESCAP launched the 'Make Every Life Count' initiative for Asia and the Pacific, to foster cooperation and raise awareness of the importance of CRVS systems for safeguarding rights, generating reliable statistics and underpinning good governance and social protection.
