governance
Americannoun
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government, control, or authority
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the action, manner, or system of governing
Other Word Forms
- nongovernance noun
Etymology
Origin of governance
1325–75; Middle English governaunce < Old French < Medieval Latin gubernantia; govern, -ance
Example Sentences
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The decision to bifurcate the position came after consulting with good governance groups, the public and city departments, Andrades said.
From Los Angeles Times
They predicted the wealthy and their companies would be driven out by lockdowns, governance failures, crime and the sudden possibility of remote work.
We all want the same things: our share of our land’s resources, a voice in governance, and the freedom to thrive according to our nature.
Chip Wilson, founder of lululemon athletica, intensified his campaign against the company, accusing the board of weak governance and slow engagement as he pushes for sweeping changes.
The chair of the Welsh Rugby Union has warned the Welsh Parliament that proposals to remove him and change the sport's governance would be a "step backwards" for the game.
From BBC
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