Sentence examples for shift in governance from inspiring English sources

Not a revolution, not a sweeping shift in governance.

The papal historian Michael Walsh described the overhaul of the congregation as a "tectonic shift" in governance.

Modernity was also characterized by a shift in governance, in which distant colonizing powers yielded to governance by local powers.

A detailed examination of the UN's Sustainable Development Goals and the shift in governance strategy they represent.

The Sustainable Development Goals built on and broadened the earlier Millennium Development Goals, but they also signaled a larger shift in governance strategies.

Now, as the five winners prepare to take office in a few weeks, expectations are growing that this beleaguered city will see its first significant shift in governance in many years.

Rather it is experiencing growing pains which demand significant shifts in governance, financial systems, education and economic policies to catch up.

In the late 1970s and 1980s, this led to shifts in governance from self-regulation to external regulation.

This politics not only concerns contested shifts in governance scales in natural resource management but the less visible knowledge politics that surrounds range assessment.

A regional land use change analysis using MODIS data suggests differential land use change across the DLB (Fig. 15) with cropland abandonment in the west (zoom windows at the bottom) and expansion in the east (zoom windows at right) are driven primarily by shifts in governance and economic development.

Philanthropist Abigail Disney, President of the Daphne Foundation, said she expected Clinton to transform her personal victory "into meaningful improvements in the life conditions of women around the world, [and] perhaps even into paradigmatic shifts in governance".