Sentence examples for suggested governance from inspiring English sources

"We've got a meeting in the city on 14 January to take the supporters and fans through the suggested governance structure.

This suggests governance could be improved by further considering how land use rules can link more explicitly with policy direction to achieve a specified level of risk.

Hodge said the evidence suggested the governance of the BBC was "broke".

While our suggested PSF governance configurations are products of ideation (Bunge 1996), they are informed by previous empirical studies of various professions.

In a recently published article, it was suggested that governance was the significant structural factor affecting the epidemiology of HIV.

As one interviewee suggested, " Good governance calls for well-trained, motivated food inspectors who make an effort to be constructive, cooperative, and helpful, rather than having an attitude of policing, only trying to find what's wrong".

The literature suggests that governance mechanisms match governance structure [ 12].

Noting criticisms this might embrace "virtually anything", Finklestein [ 12] suggests global governance is "governing, without sovereign authority, relationships that transcend national frontiers.

However, the three case studies suggest that governance may be playing a significant role in shaping patterns of dual practice; when governance is strong, as in Praia, regulation may protect public characteristics of services within time and space boundaries and may force private sector activity 'outside' in either time or space, to where it is formally recognized as dual practice.

That suggests not governance so much as fanaticism.

But it suggests that governance can be improved without the state growing endlessly.