It's about creating checks and balances.

This is why you have checks and balances.

There are no checks and balances on these powers.

legitimized by checks and balances and an independent judicial system.

That becomes a very important mechanism of checks and balances.

How can we help improve governance and introduce checks and balances?

Checks and balances at home require a correlative balance of power abroad.

The Charter established certain checks and balances which should always be respected.

They got instant democracy in the 1990s elections without checks and balances.

Financial innovation ought to be allowed to flourish, but not without better checks and balances.

And so, what the countries of the bottom billion need is very strong checks and balances.

More fundamentally, something has gone wrong with the system of checks and balances in America's democracy.

But what's happened is our technology has removed the checks and balances on our population growth.

Third, which is extremely important, is having multiple tiers of government, itself creates checks and balances.

We must recognize that in the desire to broaden home ownership, essential checks and balances broke down.

Another comprises effective checks and balances existing within institutional structures and in the environment in which they function.

One of the most urgent tasks before us is the institution of a system of checks and balances.

This would provide the checks and balances so necessary in a large organization such as the United Nations.

But it is their systems that are in the greatest and most urgent need of stronger checks and balances.

In Zimbabwe, this right like so many other checks and balances has been torn away by a repressive state.

As a result of the disappearance of these checks and balances, the quality of the government s decisions has fallen sharply.

True, America s founding fathers created a system of checks and balances designed to preserve liberty at the price of efficiency.

In any democratic system of checks and balances, leaders usually require coalitions in order to get what they want done.

The ICC's claim to universality is firmly rooted in the elaborate system of checks and balances built into the Statute.

Chávez and Morales have been accumulating power by dismantling their societies fragile institutional checks and balances, while permanently weakening their adversaries.

Organizations should modify and adjust their structures, create checks and balances and harmonize practices and policies to ensure their coherent and rational implementation.

The Constitution is based on an eighteenth century liberal view that power is best controlled by fragmentation and countervailing checks and balances.

As part of America s system of checks and balances, Congress gets to do more than just approve the annual federal budget.

Mechanisms have been established, in both OPS and the Bureau for Finance and Administration, to ensure proper accountability and necessary checks and balances.

Brazil reiterates that the ICC provides all the necessary checks and balances to prevent possible abuses and politically motivated misuse of its jurisdiction.

A series of checks and balances have been built into the system, which include complete institutional control over fissile materials and sensitive technology.

The secular establishment argues that the AKP s moderation thus far reflects the checks and balances implied by secularist control of the presidency.

Beyond the issue of money, there is the problem of a system of checks and balances run amok, leading to governmental paralysis.

To insure against the worst human and economic catastrophes, limits to political power must be introduced and a system of checks and balances maintained.

The checks and balances that unions provide are essential in the workplace, but they are even more important in sustaining fledgling democratic regimes.

In turn, the effectiveness of institutions also depends on the system of checks and balances that should promote their accountability to the public.

Investors will know that Colombia is not a one man show, and that the political system s vaunted institutionalization and effective checks and balances are real.

Former British colonies like India and Malaysia inherited common law and institutional checks and balances, but several today confront institutional decay, rising corruption, and creeping patrimonialism.

The CARICOM States strongly urge the continued strengthening of the sanctions and the instituting of checks and balances to ensure that such violations are discontinued.

In practice, though, public pressure to do something quickly enables politicians to run roughshod over the usual checks and balances on government policy making.

The new generation of Saudi leaders could spearhead a transition to a genuine constitutional monarchy, based on a transparent system of checks and balances.

There should also be disclosure of the mechanisms which are in place to act as checks and balances on key individuals in the enterprise.

It turns out that electoral competition is the thing that's doing the damage with democracy, whereas strong checks and balances make resource booms good.

For strength unalloyed by checks and balances and by a capacity for self critical reflection about the rightness and wrongness of state action can be unnerving.

Good governance, among other things, requires trust between the State and the people, integrity, transparency, rule of law, checks and balances, and total involvement of all stakeholders.