Sentence examples for virtuous governance from inspiring English sources

To preserve our neutrality on this controversial question in this context, in the main text we use expressions such as 'best possible world' and 'maximally good possible world' to refer to either a possible world of unsurpassable goodness, a possible world governed by a being of unsurpassable virtue, or a possible world with an optimal balance of goodness and virtuous governance.

Thirdly, Western countries look at the idea of replacing fossil fuels with cleaner sources of energy as virtuous and environmentally-conscious governance.

It is divided into three sections, the first section focusing on the importance of virtuous life, second section on the governance and management of wealth, and the third smaller section on the pleasures.

Mr Bell believes that the party's emphasis has shifted to "the task of good governance led by able and virtuous political leaders".

Hence, the emphasis has shifted to the task of good governance led by able and virtuous political leaders, and the selection and promotion mechanisms of the CCP have become more meritocratic.

Finally there is the virtuous cycle of delivering value, which is about governance, choosing the right investment opportunities and harvesting the benefits.

Its governance is designed to be transparent and virtuous.

Nevertheless, there is something essential and virtuous to Laudato Si's call to build global governance rooted in the common good and against a "culture of consumerism".

"Privately, some of Einhorn's peers in the hedge fund ecosystem say they're confused by his lawsuit — not its parsing of corporate governance rules, but the way it undercuts his virtuous reputation," the story says.

Rapid population growth means that education is critical, as is providing the governance context to attract investment to create the jobs so necessary for political stability and, in a virtuous cycle, for the right policy choices to be made.

Feel virtuous.