Synonyms for Governance
ˈgʌv ər nənsgov·er·nance

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1. administration, governance, governing body, establishment, brass, organization, organisationnoun

   the persons (or committees or departments etc.) who make up a body for the purpose of administering something

   "he claims that the present administration is corrupt"; "the governance of an association is responsible to its members"; "he quickly became recognized as a member of the establishment"

   Synonyms:
   brass section, arrangement, constitution, establishment, memorial tablet, organization, judicature, presidency, system, presidential term, face, ecesis, governance, governing body, plaque, governing, disposal, validation, giving medication, government activity, boldness, formation, brass, administration, cheek, brass instrument, government, nerve, organisation, institution

2. government, governing, governance, government activity, administrationnoun

   the act of governing; exercising authority

   "regulations for the governing of state prisons"; "he had considerable experience of government"

   Synonyms:
   authorities, political science, establishment, judicature, organization, presidency, presidential term, governance, politics, governing body, governing, disposal, government activity, brass, giving medication, administration, government, regime, organisation

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1. List of paraphrases for "governance":

   management, gouvernance, government, governability, administration, governing, bestuur, governed, régie, managing, ruling, stewardship

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1. California Democratic Rep. Adam Schiff:

   That doesn't mean that the administration's strategy is flawless, however, and I think had we put greater emphasis and resources in trying to deal with the governance issues in Yemen, this might have been prevented.

2. Wan Azizah:

   We want to change the government and the institution of governance that is giving the prime minister ways and means to abuse it.

3. Maya Dodd:

   This is a crucial time for FIFA as the reform process is set to advance in the coming months and the Task Force for Women’s Football will continue to push for better gender balance in football given that it undoubtedly enhances governance and improves the game overall.

4. Jonathan Sokoloff:

   We believe our form of governance and running our businesses is superior.

5. Maya Dodd:

   It has been exciting to see the upsurge in interest for women’s football in the weeks following the FIFA Women’s World Cup in Canada, but we need to ensure the momentum is maintained, today we have fully endorsed the calls to action announced during the symposium and used these to develop proposals to increase the number of women involved, not only on the field but also in governance and in business aspects of the game.