well-governed
Britishadjective
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"Our expectation is to have a new Gabon that is well-governed, well-managed, where there is social justice, equity and equal chances," said registered voter Noel Kounta.
From BBC
Mr. Yun fretted that South Korea’s national image — as a well-governed economic and cultural powerhouse — could be damaged by the episode.
From Washington Times
His lawyer, Felicity Potter, said the decision was “a step towards a properly regulated and well-governed digital asset ecosystem which should be welcomed by potential and current coin-holders alike”.
From Reuters
Well-governed companies, such as Microsoft and PepsiCo, tend to outperform poorly governed ones, often dramatically.
From Salon
He added: "This is an evolving situation. It is being well-governed by a market that is efficient and nimble and it doesn't need any change."
From BBC
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