Sentence examples for top governance from inspiring English sources
O'Sullivan and Martinez were Bremer's top governance and political counsels, and drafted Iraq's interim constitution.
"It doesn't go to the top of governance of the company.
Gardens governed by top-down governance structures may meet the needs of larger and more diverse populations.
Implementation is caught between donor and national government controlled top-down governance mechanisms as opposed to people- and community-centered risk governance.
Unlike regional circular economy cases in Germany, Japan and China where governments or industry have taken the lead on such initiatives - a top-down governance approach, the SWIT framework was developed for regions where government support for eco-initiatives is weak and where the participation of community stakeholders is critical – a bottom-up governance approach.
Bottom-up initiatives are particularly important in low- and middle-income countries due to weaknesses in top-down governance [25], leading to community groups taking on the roles of government as they make, change, monitor and enforce the rules governing the demand and supply of health care in their community.
The original stars of India's miracle, firms like Infosys, were like breaths of fresh air, with top-notch governance.
RJ Yes, and some countries have found a way to institutionalise it with some turnover together with top-down governance.
But critics have long said that its top-heavy governance, with large local boards and frequent, expensive elections, have put the organization in a constant state of gridlock, and that unless Pacifica reforms it will simply govern itself to death.
Top-down governance in Lebanon has resulted in weak local governance and little representation and negotiation capacity of herders.
This would have included deterioration of earnings, asset write-downs, his attempt to scuttle the deal and his negotiations with the Bush administration about top-level governance of the bank.
