Sentence examples for root governance from inspiring English sources

These principles are novel, and it encourages a grass root governance that cannot be captured through simple schema of decentralisation.

There are many more where democracy and human rights have taken root, governance has improved, civil society has blossomed and opportunities are being extended to ever larger segments of the population.

As a State Department report issued this week correctly states, "In many environments where the risk of violent extremism is high, development has failed to take root, governance is weak, access to education and training is limited, economic opportunities are few, and unemployment is high".

"It's interesting that just as the I.T.U. is raising these issues, the U.S. is backing down on saying we don't want the Internet under government control," said Milton Mueller, author of "Ruling the Root: Internet Governance and the Taming of Cyberspace".

He is the author of Ruling the Root: Internet Governance and the Taming of Cyberspace (MIT Press, 2002) and other books.

'taking over' the Internet," Milton L. Mueller, a Syracuse University professor who is the author of "Ruling the Root: Internet Governance and the Taming of Cyberspace," wrote in a blog post.

If the ceasefire holds, it will be a short-term fix because the underlying issues that drive these bouts of deadly militia violence in Tripoli are rooted in governance, and institutional issues that could take years to overcome.

Ibrahim Mubarak, co-founder of two other homeless villages in the city, Dignity Village and Right 2 Dream Too, said government and big nonprofits don't understand grass-roots self-governance.

Somalia's root problem is governance.

But, as Mr. Reed saw it, it was this type of clubby atmosphere that was at the root of the governance scandal at the Big Board.

As part of the root and branch governance reform project that [IAAF president] Sebastian Coe has announced, there will be new processes introduced to ensure all persons appointed to IAAF commissions and advisory groups in the future have been duly vetted and declared as 'fit and proper persons' to hold office.