Sentence examples for then governance from inspiring English sources

Kierkegaard's pseudonym Johannes Climacus says of Socrates that "his whole life was personal preoccupation with himself, and then Governance comes and adds world-historical significance to it".

If we accept this view, then governance question becomes: how do we capitalize on the intersections of open source and patenting approaches, as well as the co-production between law and biology, so as to steer SynBio in a positive and productive way?

If he is right that boards are unable to control pay, then poor governance is leaving managers free to use the company's assets for their own benefit.

If the animals are the first victims of these criminals, then good governance and the rule of law are not far behind.

If the audit committee felt that the company was not achieving compliance targets in the current year, for instance, then the governance committee could reduce or eliminate executive bonuses, and that would be disclosed in the next proxy statement.

Then, better governance should lead to more mature local ICT markets, providing better and cheaper access to ICT technologies and creating an indirect subsidy for the end-user.

If the arbitrator sets the sharing rule with a non-zero mass effect parameter m, then arbitration governance induces additional investment incentives which increase the investment above the level of a unanimous surplus sharing rule.

If there is a very high degree of noise in the observations of the arbitrator, then arbitration governance fails to increase investment levels above the level of unanimous surplus sharing.

For example, if absenteeism was consequent in part to a lack of supervision because following the decentralisation reform clear policies on supervisory responsibilities and sanctions on health staff absent without leave were not established, then the governance intervention would be to design clear policies on responsibilities and to ensure the authority and resources to implement them.

"The first responsibility of government is governance, then security," he said.

"So if you have regimes legitimized by democratic elections and accountable governance, then they will depend less on the conflict for their own internal standing".