Sentence examples for restrictive governance from inspiring English sources
However, deep dissatisfaction with Buhari's restrictive governance led Babangida to oust Buhari in August 1985.
This paper considers the implications of contrasting ethical paradigms for the conduct of qualitative research and the value of 'empirical ethics' as a means of liberating qualitative (and other) research from an outmoded and unduly restrictive research governance framework based on abstract prinicipalism, divorced from real world contexts and values.
But it's temporary because the underlying structure of the region's fragmented governance, restrictive land-use and taxation policies still favor ever-rising real estate prices.
Cohen is right to suggest that internationally managed territories might offer creative ways to liberate refugee governance from restrictive host states.
It has, however, also been argued that research governance may be overly restrictive and paternalistic.
It is not clear whether this is because of the type of data that is held in managed access datasets, which may not be suitable for a broad range of scientific uses, or whether it is because governance requirements are too restrictive.
Michael A. Olivas, a law professor at the University of Houston Law Center and director of its Institute for Higher Education Law and Governance, said yesterday that he thought CUNY was being unnecessarily restrictive in its new policy.
It seeks to free up an overly restrictive health-care sector, to ease the way for local and foreign entrepreneurs in Japan and to overhaul corporate governance.
Third, review governance.
"There is no governance".
