Sentences with phrase «issue of governance»

The differences between public schools and charter schools go well beyond issues of governance.

The occupation is not a conflict, but an action sustained in relation to a much larger issues of governance, communication, and institutional trust.

In the forest country itself, issues of governance become significant, as does the need to satisfy the demand of local populations for things like cooking fuel.

A positive example however is the comprehensive work toward a South Australian framework agreement, dealing with issues of governance and capacity - building, which has been progressing in that State since 1999.

Strategic Thinkers Network (STRANEK) is a think tank whose mission is to provide practical recommendations on issues of governance for the benefit of Ghana.

This article by Jon McAlice, teacher, consultant and author, outlines a creative view of the basic issues of governance in a Waldorf school.

To cover modules from introduction to climate change adaptation, agriculture and food security, to international legal frameworks, impacts and risks assessments, action prioritization and addressing issues of governance and finance, the MOOC team leveraged knowledge from more than 40 experts and practitioners in this field.

This voluntary food, flavors and fragrances industries program engages with vanilla exporters, producers, sector organizations and public authorities worldwide to progress issues of governance, traceability, labor rights and technical assistance to grower groups.

The party noted that the situation has further exposed why the nation's economy has been in shambles under the APC and wondered how a government which can not tidy up a routine issue of board appointment for over two years can successfully take on complex issues of governance.

How can you decide an absolutely fundamental issue of governance when you don't know the shape of the Union, or if there'll be one?

Just to do 5 minutes or a couple of days of research on the topic to see what actual experts on the topic say (and surprise, in most issues of governance, all the experts will contradict each other.

I don't think so, just as I don't see why Governor Udom should be unhappy that such issues of governance are highlighted to guide his new administration.

She argued that we've been obsessing about the ancillary issue of governance.

There is also the nagging issue of governance and transparency.

Additionally, what the show's organizers predict will be of particular interest to American audiences is the exhibition's exploration of how Iranian artists are capable of negotiating the politically charged issues of governance and faith in creating artistic objects.

While issues of governance, homelessness and immigration were discussed, much attention was paid to the

The big issue of governance needs further work and we look forward to participating in the robust discussion that needs to follow.»

In summary, the Harvard Project, without diminishing the importance of economic factors (resources, distance to markets etc) found that the primary requirements for developmental success were political rather than economic, focusing around issues of governance, or more broadly speaking, «nation building» or «nation re-building»:

Long the domain of corporate executives, investor relations is starting to extend beyond the C - suite into boardrooms as shareholders seek access to independent directors and a clear process for interaction on issues of governance.

Informed consent can not be given by a disparate, disadvantaged group, and there may often be a need to address issues of governance and capacity building before even considering the issues to be negotiated.

The fourth issue in globalization is the issue of governance.

Firstly, the assumption that issues of governance and management are minor or fringe issues; secondly that quality newspapers have to court celebrities and drop informed comment in order to stay viable.

Like Labour, the Greens have focused upon the issue of governance in relation to community sports clubs — in particular, football clubs.

They should mind their business; we are ready to take them on issues of governance and policy that should be the focus of opposition not our internal affairs.»

He said even though chiefs are not allowed to engage in partisan politics, he was of the view that the traditional authorities are wise and knowledgeable on issues of governance.

But I wasn't just trying to be provocative; we at the Thomas B. Fordham Institute strongly believe that issues of governance and politics have been too often ignored in the education reform debate.

The government's U-turn on forced academisation has brought the issue of governance back onto the educational landscape.

Resolving the issue of governance will be the biggest test ahead for cities engaged in Charter Issues 2.0.

This May 2018 convening will focus on the issue of governance.

DeArmond, Jochim, and Lake (2014) looked at how the issue of governance affects both charters and traditional public schools in high - choice cities and found nearly eight agencies — including school districts, charter authorizers, and other state and local entities — responsible for oversight in the typical municipality, «making patchwork governance the norm, rather than the exception» (p. 15).

Another unresolved aspect of geoengineering research is the issue of governance.

The Issue of governance is this.

So the authors move on to addressing the issues of governance — how will the changed market affect the way firms are run, and how easy will it be for them to adapt?

A key theme was the issue of governance.

Having started as a technology - prompted discussion about the scalability of bitcoin's system, the debate eventually reached the issue of governance and thus, became philosophical and even political.