Sentence examples for true governance from inspiring English sources

Policymakers need to consider that true governance moves beyond a government solution to a functional framework that is sensitive to the interconnected nature of policy elements and that can coordinate and make interdependent policies (e.g., policies on teacher qualification, compensation, funding, and related regulations) mutually supportive.

The one huge caveat is that unless the new mayors are given full control over local tax levels, with no Whitehall interference, they will never exercise true governance of their areas.

It took in less than 2percentt of GDP in taxes through customs revenues and excise taxes, and most true governance happened at the local and state levels.

As was true under governance in the minimal state, it seems even more true under governance in the regulatory stage: legitimacy is never a given standard, it may be designed into structures and ambitions, but it will still need to be achieved by proper practice.

The organisation should be dismantled and relocated from Switzerland because I believe it has been protected for so long Fifa has lost its reputation for true sporting governance.

It's true democratic governance has faltered in several EU states, and that the union as such was unable to prevent that from happening: Hungary's and Poland's governments were, after all, democratically elected.

At the same time, a centre whose rulers could draw upon the coordinated efforts of 75,000 people must inevitably have had some of the functions of a true city in governance, religion, and trade, as well as in the development of the arts and intellectual life.

It should also allow true meritocratic governance, instead of insisting that only an American can run the World Bank.

Although Iran has a long road ahead to achieve true good governance, civil society is poised to take a major role in securing a peaceful and nonviolent change for Iranian politics.

Attree [ 21] found dissatisfaction arising from the lack of a true shared governance structure.

Gazans now get their first chance ever, not just in the last 38 years, at true self-governance.