Sentences with phrase «government confidence in the process»
The comprehensive and inclusive decision - making about entering negotiations gave the SA Government confidence in the process and ALRM's role.
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«Without confidence in Canada's regulatory processes — whether seeking a permit to start a small business, harvest a stand of trees or advance a large capital project - we need to have faith in the processes set out by our governments.
As such, the public's confidence in the integrity of the FISA process depends on the court's ability to hold the government to the highest standard, particularly as it relates to surveillance of American citizens.
According to the report, electoral officials were present at different polling units across the local governments before 8: am, which strengthened the confidence of voters in the process the more.
«State government just squandered its opportunity to restore public confidence to the procurement process and shed light on billions of dollars in economic development spending.
«Closing the loophole is an important step in curbing the corrupting influence of money and beginning the process of restoring public confidence in our state government.
Ian will remind the Home Secretary that officers of all ranks have lost confidence in the Government following the disastrous handling of last year's pay award and warned «there must never be a repeat of the discreditable process».
«I also want to seize this opportunity to assure Lagosians that the State Government will do everything within its powers to check the excesses of Developers who flout its regulations and will restore efficiency and confidence in the building control and supervision process,» the Governor said.
He said that the scrapping of the commissions would give opposition parties hope of winning local government polls and ensure public confidence in the process.
If the Supreme Court now strikes down aggregate contribution limits, it will further privilege wealthy donors in the political process and further undermine working people's confidence that government is serving the public interest.»
CANE, Communities against Nuclear Expansion, said: «At a time when public confidence in our political process is at an all time low, government have decided to take to themselves more power to override people's wishes.»
It remains to be seen how the reforms will affect the arbitration process in the region, and while rule of law issues must be addressed, it appears that measures to restore investor confidence have been prioritised by the Egyptian government.