Definition of governance in English:

governance

noun ˈɡʌv(ə)nənsˈɡəvərnəns

mass noun

1The action or manner of governing a state, organization, etc.
统治；控制；管理（方式）
a more responsive system of governance will be required
需要一个反应更加迅速的管理体系。
Example sentencesExamples
- Courts should have a major role in fighting corruption and improving governance.
- Good governance and management of finances is surely key to keeping the debt crisis at bay.
- He found more substance in and need for a federal system of governance in India.
- One shrewd participant insisted that the solution is leadership not governance.
- Software asset management is an integral part of good business governance.
- Mrs Charity said one test for good governance in areas needing aid was zero tolerance of corruption.
- They focus on improving governance and management through those clusters of teachers.
- If governments fail to deliver improvements in governance, they will lose aid.
- For the first time, we are hearing of fresh concepts and ideas that will sustain a new system of governance.
- Much of modern health care is team based, with the doctor one element in a wider system of clinical governance.
- They must also ensure that high standards of corporate governance and personal behaviour are maintained.
- They are reluctant to cancel debt if the country in question does not have good governance or a credible government.
- What if there were two global systems of governance, and they weren't based on control of the landscape?
- Replacing corruption with good governance is the only sure way to prosperity for Africa.
- He was easily distracted from regional politics and domestic governance.
- All primary care practitioners will have to develop systems for clinical governance.
- It had no direction, no vision, and no mechanism for either governance or management.
- General patterns of corporate governance are evolving and practices in Europe may tend to coalesce.
- The quality of political leadership and the system of governance is key to development.
- Very few countries and societies have come close to achieving good governance in its totality.
1. 1.1archaic Rule; control.
  〈古〉影响；控制
  what, shall King Henry be a pupil still, under the surly Gloucester's governance?
  什么！亨利国王还会像个小学生一样，任由乖戾的格洛斯特摆布吗？
  Example sentencesExamples
  The Christians under his governance obeyed these decrees, edicts, and commands.
  I don't think he's a very nice guy, I would not like to live under his governance.
  Synonyms
  headship, directorship, direction, governorship, administration, jurisdiction, captaincy, superintendency, control, ascendancy, rule, command, power, mastery, domination, dominion, premiership, sovereignty

Origin

Middle English: from Old French, from governer (see govern).

Definition of governance in US English:

governance

nounˈɡəvərnənsˈɡəvərnəns

1The action or manner of governing.
统治；控制；管理（方式）
a more responsive system of governance will be required
需要一个反应更加迅速的管理体系。
Example sentencesExamples
- Mrs Charity said one test for good governance in areas needing aid was zero tolerance of corruption.
- Much of modern health care is team based, with the doctor one element in a wider system of clinical governance.
- He was easily distracted from regional politics and domestic governance.
- They focus on improving governance and management through those clusters of teachers.
- Very few countries and societies have come close to achieving good governance in its totality.
- If governments fail to deliver improvements in governance, they will lose aid.
- They must also ensure that high standards of corporate governance and personal behaviour are maintained.
- It had no direction, no vision, and no mechanism for either governance or management.
- The quality of political leadership and the system of governance is key to development.
- They are reluctant to cancel debt if the country in question does not have good governance or a credible government.
- One shrewd participant insisted that the solution is leadership not governance.
- General patterns of corporate governance are evolving and practices in Europe may tend to coalesce.
- He found more substance in and need for a federal system of governance in India.
- All primary care practitioners will have to develop systems for clinical governance.
- Courts should have a major role in fighting corruption and improving governance.
- Software asset management is an integral part of good business governance.
- Good governance and management of finances is surely key to keeping the debt crisis at bay.
- Replacing corruption with good governance is the only sure way to prosperity for Africa.
- For the first time, we are hearing of fresh concepts and ideas that will sustain a new system of governance.
- What if there were two global systems of governance, and they weren't based on control of the landscape?
1. 1.1archaic Sway; control.
  〈古〉影响；控制
  what, shall King Henry be a pupil still, under the surly Gloucester's governance?
  什么！亨利国王还会像个小学生一样，任由乖戾的格洛斯特摆布吗？
  Example sentencesExamples
  The Christians under his governance obeyed these decrees, edicts, and commands.
  I don't think he's a very nice guy, I would not like to live under his governance.
  Synonyms
  headship, directorship, direction, governorship, administration, jurisdiction, captaincy, superintendency, control, ascendancy, rule, command, power, mastery, domination, dominion, premiership, sovereignty

Origin

Middle English: from Old French, from governer (see govern).

单词	governance
释义	Definition of governance in English: governance noun ˈɡʌv(ə)nənsˈɡəvərnəns mass noun 1The action or manner of governing a state, organization, etc. 统治；控制；管理（方式） a more responsive system of governance will be required 需要一个反应更加迅速的管理体系。 Example sentencesExamples Courts should have a major role in fighting corruption and improving governance. Good governance and management of finances is surely key to keeping the debt crisis at bay. He found more substance in and need for a federal system of governance in India. One shrewd participant insisted that the solution is leadership not governance. Software asset management is an integral part of good business governance. Mrs Charity said one test for good governance in areas needing aid was zero tolerance of corruption. They focus on improving governance and management through those clusters of teachers. If governments fail to deliver improvements in governance, they will lose aid. For the first time, we are hearing of fresh concepts and ideas that will sustain a new system of governance. Much of modern health care is team based, with the doctor one element in a wider system of clinical governance. They must also ensure that high standards of corporate governance and personal behaviour are maintained. They are reluctant to cancel debt if the country in question does not have good governance or a credible government. What if there were two global systems of governance, and they weren't based on control of the landscape? Replacing corruption with good governance is the only sure way to prosperity for Africa. He was easily distracted from regional politics and domestic governance. All primary care practitioners will have to develop systems for clinical governance. It had no direction, no vision, and no mechanism for either governance or management. General patterns of corporate governance are evolving and practices in Europe may tend to coalesce. The quality of political leadership and the system of governance is key to development. Very few countries and societies have come close to achieving good governance in its totality. 1.1archaic Rule; control. 〈古〉影响；控制 what, shall King Henry be a pupil still, under the surly Gloucester's governance? 什么！亨利国王还会像个小学生一样，任由乖戾的格洛斯特摆布吗？ Example sentencesExamples The Christians under his governance obeyed these decrees, edicts, and commands. I don't think he's a very nice guy, I would not like to live under his governance. Synonyms headship, directorship, direction, governorship, administration, jurisdiction, captaincy, superintendency, control, ascendancy, rule, command, power, mastery, domination, dominion, premiership, sovereignty Origin Middle English: from Old French, from governer (see govern). Definition of governance in US English: governance nounˈɡəvərnənsˈɡəvərnəns 1The action or manner of governing. 统治；控制；管理（方式） a more responsive system of governance will be required 需要一个反应更加迅速的管理体系。 Example sentencesExamples Mrs Charity said one test for good governance in areas needing aid was zero tolerance of corruption. Much of modern health care is team based, with the doctor one element in a wider system of clinical governance. He was easily distracted from regional politics and domestic governance. They focus on improving governance and management through those clusters of teachers. Very few countries and societies have come close to achieving good governance in its totality. If governments fail to deliver improvements in governance, they will lose aid. They must also ensure that high standards of corporate governance and personal behaviour are maintained. It had no direction, no vision, and no mechanism for either governance or management. The quality of political leadership and the system of governance is key to development. They are reluctant to cancel debt if the country in question does not have good governance or a credible government. One shrewd participant insisted that the solution is leadership not governance. General patterns of corporate governance are evolving and practices in Europe may tend to coalesce. He found more substance in and need for a federal system of governance in India. All primary care practitioners will have to develop systems for clinical governance. Courts should have a major role in fighting corruption and improving governance. Software asset management is an integral part of good business governance. Good governance and management of finances is surely key to keeping the debt crisis at bay. Replacing corruption with good governance is the only sure way to prosperity for Africa. For the first time, we are hearing of fresh concepts and ideas that will sustain a new system of governance. What if there were two global systems of governance, and they weren't based on control of the landscape? 1.1archaic Sway; control. 〈古〉影响；控制 what, shall King Henry be a pupil still, under the surly Gloucester's governance? 什么！亨利国王还会像个小学生一样，任由乖戾的格洛斯特摆布吗？ Example sentencesExamples The Christians under his governance obeyed these decrees, edicts, and commands. I don't think he's a very nice guy, I would not like to live under his governance. Synonyms headship, directorship, direction, governorship, administration, jurisdiction, captaincy, superintendency, control, ascendancy, rule, command, power, mastery, domination, dominion, premiership, sovereignty Origin Middle English: from Old French, from governer (see govern).
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