Sentence examples for structural governance from inspiring English sources

"Europe really suffers from a structural governance problem," Mr. Berggruen said in an interview overlooking his sprawling hotel terrace.

Furthermore, certification schemes such as the Roundtable for Sustainable Palm Oil offer, at present, only cosmetic tools and are insufficient to address deep structural governance issues.

Either way, structural governance reforms would need to be accompanied by complementary changes in culture that support strengthened political decision-making and scientific independence.

"There are massive structural, governance, and policy obstacles to education reform.

I'm thinking here of Matteo Renzi in Italy, who has proposed the very kind of deep structural governance reforms -- new constitutional and electoral arrangements that will enable the forging of majority consensus and enable the long term implementation of policies that Europe as a whole needs.

The government designation was meant to enhance the prestige of the designated organisations and to provide AHSNs with start-up grants, but the government deliberately did not set out new structural and governance arrangements for AHSCs and AHSNs, recognising that the complexity of the challenges to be addressed by them, in particular AHSNs, required a new level of freedom to innovate.

"The chorus of those of us who have been sounding the alarm on the many long-standing structural and governance problems that have plagued charters in recent years is growing.

A Safe Harbor Framework for International Ethics Equivalency, built around a voluntary agreement signed by countries, funding agencies, philanthropies, and healthcare, patient advocacy, and research organizations, advocates structural global governance reform.

Despite Nominal GDP growing less than 1% YoY, overall corporate pre-tax profit margins in Japan accelerated to new highs (nearly double the level of the 1989 bubble period), partly due to a weaker Yen, but also to the continuation of long-term structural corporate-governance enhancements.

The article demonstrates how institutional analysis can gain resolution by looking at the functional and structural tiers, organization of governance functions, and formulation of key institutional rules as key aspects of the design of governance institutions.

Cluster analysis provides unique empirical evidence linking structural characteristics of governance to community perceptions; four of five good governance indicators were present in communities with positive perceptions.