Sentence examples for temporary governance from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wade said a temporary governance agreement with the 1998 deal that limits Northwest's powers does not give the public adequate protection against a merger.

The results further indicate a strong, self-interested support from domestic state bureaucracies to state-driven international rather than to transnational certification regimes, supporting the temporary governance hypothesis.

This transition, they argue, is more dangerous than the old system that is being replaced, and a temporary "governance vacuum promises still deeper pitfalls for the unwary investor".The familiar word used to describe the old system is guanxi.

"There was wisdom in his order, taking one person from each side — blood enemies, you might say," Ipsen said of the temporary governance structure.

Hundreds of Americans have been killed in these operations, but they have provided a temporary opportunity to get governance right in southern Afghanistan.

Hurricane Hugo prompted a temporary alteration in the prevailing governance arrangements, with the local government losing decision-making autonomy and the UK becoming directly involved in local affairs.

Stoughton, then acting governor, made temporary arrangements for the college's governance while the assembly worked to craft a new charter.

If refugee camps could be rethought with the opportunities of, say, a university campus or a functioning city, they might offer opportunities for human flourishing, built upon representation and self-governance, even on a temporary basis.

It explains why informality in governance is not necessarily transitory or temporary but a constant in most political systems.

While the debt crisis seems to be in temporary remission for now, the larger crisis of European governance and democracy is visibly deepening.

This temporary structure has been put in place to address governance issues.