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governing ADJ

provenance [ˈprɑːvənənts, Brit ˈprɒv-] N no pl form

ungovernable [ʌnˈgʌvərnəbl, Brit -vən-] ADJ

governor [ˈgʌvərnər, Brit -ənəʳ] N

governess <es> [ˈgʌvərnəs, Brit -ənɪs] N

government [ˈgʌvərnmənt, Brit -ən-] N

ordnance [ˈɔːrdnənts, Brit ˈɔːd-] N

I . govern [ˈgʌvərn, Brit -vn] VB trans

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II . govern [ˈgʌvərn, Brit -vn] VB intr

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dominance [ˈdɑːmənənts, Brit ˈdɒmɪ-] no pl N

1. dominance (rule):

dominance
predominância f

2. dominance MIL:

dominance
supremacia f

variance [ˈveriənts, Brit ˈveər-] N

3. variance no pl (dissension):

variance
divergência f
at variance
em desacordo

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He has depersonalized the abstractness of governance.
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A three tier fragmented tax system in a federal system of governance has many inherent disadvantages.
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This might spike up the project costs and would require additional quality assurance procedures and strict governance.
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This council is responsible for some aspects of local governance in 527 villages with high density of the scheduled tribes.
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But our relative soft landing shouldn't blind us to the corporate governance issues that brought us to the brink in the first place.
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The governance of the university was also democratized, with students actively participating in making academical and economical decisions.
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The principle of civic engagement underscores the most basic principle of democratic governance, i.e. that sovereignty resides ultimately in the people (the citizenry).
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Among other things, he has been studying data privacy, governance in virtual worlds, law and entrepreneurship, e-government, and (most recently) big data.
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Many conservative urbanists also make vague noises about how cities are rife with mismanagement and would benefit from hardheaded conservative governance.
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They are quite vocal in encouraging boards to perform frequent corporate governance reviews and to issue written statements of corporate governance principles.
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