Sentence examples for representative governing from inspiring English sources

Considering the pervading mistrust at the end of the war giving the High Representative governing powers was a necessary step -- that was never meant to be permanent.

The training is the beginning of a process aiming at strengthening the capacity of local governments to develop policies which are responsive to local needs and problems and to local communities a representative governing structures that work for the general interest of the members and are accountable to their constituencies.

They are also obliged to have representative governing body arrangements, but can leave room for outside partners who might contribute to school improvement.

By empowering the N.C.A.A. to be the primary representative governing body, we will prevent the formation of potentially competing units that dilute the governance, policymaking and strategic direction of intercollegiate athletics.

But in the Bhavnagar district of Gujarat, where Makwana lives, about 70% of female representatives govern only on paper, as proxies for men, according to Anandi, an organisation that trains rural women for leadership.

But state politicians in Montgomery don't want to let Birmingham and its local elected representatives govern their own affairs on this issue.

Initially two boards of representatives governed GAVI.

It is the 10th time Ferguson has won the award, voted for by representatives of governing bodies, the media and fans, and defender Vidic's second win.

For this reason, Mill advocates a federal system in which a central representative body has more limited functions and local or municipal representative bodies govern in matters involving local affairs or local detail, such as the creation and maintenance of local infrastructure, including roads, courts, jails, and schools (422 34).

Both the United States and Britain insist that, to keep the country from imploding, it is essential that the Balkan nation remain under the political authority of an internationally appointed "High Representative," who governs the nation's affairs.

Invited to the event were representatives of Government, school governing body associations, learners themselves, teacher trade unions, educational institution and academic think-tanks, collectively representing a wide variety of views and experiences.