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What is “governance”?	Edegor ngana amomo dagun denaoero
The term governance often gives rise to confusion because it is (erroneously) assumed that it must refer solely to acts or duties of the government.	Ngea bitune edegor amamo dugin embina engamein naoero bei ar anum ya tamo ememiri ino me ino.
Of course, governments do play an important role in many kinds of governance.	Wata edogor ura ngabine tubin bitune eibk me ura amamo una wata edogor
However, in fact, the concept is far broader, and extends beyond merely the State.	Nan ma inemenin una ngea bitune wata edogor owak me aiy ya tamo dugin eiy edoorin bita
For example, we have seen increasing reference recently to the notion of “corporate governance”, a process that involves oversight both by the State and by a host of non-State bodies, including corporations themselves.	Ta tsidabor kor ababoyen bita edorre ngea " Corporate Finance" aiy ngea wata eiy kor eitreasury bira wut edogor rangayen wata emak.
Don McLean points out that the word governance derives from the Latin word “gubernare”, which refers to the action of steering a ship.	Don MCLean epu outon meran edore garan bein Latin edor "gubernare" ngea ungun an enuwae demanu.
This etymology suggests a broader definition for governance.	Bita etymology owak oanen be dugin governayen edogor
One important implication of this broader view is that governance includes multiple tools and mechanisms.	Ekomodonnig apanen me owakin ayayen ngea owak kor banen amamoyen bita ebakin beit emogur me amomoye bita mecanism.
Traditional law and policy are certainly among those mechanisms.	Guna wata customary edogor me aien ekunuway ari taysidabo kor bita mechaniayen imin.
However, as we shall see throughout this primer, governance can take place through many other channels.	Ogen bita ungan wata edofor mei enuwa tasidabor kor memak mana ara ebok bein channel ayen imin yat edogor.
Technology, social norms, decision-making procedures, and institutional design: all of these are as equally important in governance as law or policy.	Kamedonig mana beit internet ngana tsimedu kor, me amin amomoyem imin ngana beit internet ar annum tsidabo kor bita an ekunuwa edogor.
What is “governance”?	Edegor ngana amomo dagun denaoero
The term governance often gives rise to confusion because it is (erroneously) assumed that it must refer solely to acts or duties of the government.	Ngea bitune edegor amamo dugin embina engamein naoero bei ar anum ya tamo ememiri ino me ino.
Of course, governments do play an important role in many kinds of governance.	Wata edogor ura ngabine tubin bitune eibk me ura amamo una wata edogor
However, in fact, the concept is far broader, and extends beyond merely the State.	Nan ma inemenin una ngea bitune wata edogor owak me aiy ya tamo dugin eiy edoorin bita
For example, we have seen increasing reference recently to the notion of “corporate governance”, a process that involves oversight both by the State and by a host of non-State bodies, including corporations themselves.	Ta tsidabor kor ababoyen bita edorre ngea " Corporate Finance" aiy ngea wata eiy kor eitreasury bira wut edogor rangayen wata emak.
Don McLean points out that the word governance derives from the Latin word “gubernare”, which refers to the action of steering a ship.	Don MCLean epu outon meran edore garan bein Latin edor "gubernare" ngea ungun an enuwae demanu.
This etymology suggests a broader definition for governance.	Bita etymology owak oanen be dugin governayen edogor
One important implication of this broader view is that governance includes multiple tools and mechanisms.	Ekomodonnig apanen me owakin ayayen ngea owak kor banen amamoyen bita ebakin beit emogur me amomoye bita mecanism.
Traditional law and policy are certainly among those mechanisms.	Guna wata customary edogor me aien ekunuway ari taysidabo kor bita mechaniayen imin.
However, as we shall see throughout this primer, governance can take place through many other channels.	Ogen bita ungan wata edofor mei enuwa tasidabor kor memak mana ara ebok bein channel ayen imin yat edogor.
Technology, social norms, decision-making procedures, and institutional design: all of these are as equally important in governance as law or policy.	Kamedonig mana beit internet ngana tsimedu kor, me amin amomoyem imin ngana beit internet ar annum tsidabo kor bita an ekunuwa edogor.
What is “governance”?	Edegor ngana amomo dagun denaoero
The term governance often gives rise to confusion because it is (erroneously) assumed that it must refer solely to acts or duties of the government.	Ngea bitune edegor amamo dugin embina engamein naoero bei ar anum ya tamo ememiri ino me ino.
Of course, governments do play an important role in many kinds of governance.	Wata edogor ura ngabine tubin bitune eibk me ura amamo una wata edogor
However, in fact, the concept is far broader, and extends beyond merely the State.	Nan ma inemenin una ngea bitune wata edogor owak me aiy ya tamo dugin eiy edoorin bita
For example, we have seen increasing reference recently to the notion of “corporate governance”, a process that involves oversight both by the State and by a host of non-State bodies, including corporations themselves.	Ta tsidabor kor ababoyen bita edorre ngea " Corporate Finance" aiy ngea wata eiy kor eitreasury bira wut edogor rangayen wata emak.
Don McLean points out that the word governance derives from the Latin word “gubernare”, which refers to the action of steering a ship.	Don MCLean epu outon meran edore garan bein Latin edor "gubernare" ngea ungun an enuwae demanu.
This etymology suggests a broader definition for governance.	Bita etymology owak oanen be dugin governayen edogor
One important implication of this broader view is that governance includes multiple tools and mechanisms.	Ekomodonnig apanen me owakin ayayen ngea owak kor banen amamoyen bita ebakin beit emogur me amomoye bita mecanism.
Traditional law and policy are certainly among those mechanisms.	Guna wata customary edogor me aien ekunuway ari taysidabo kor bita mechaniayen imin.
However, as we shall see throughout this primer, governance can take place through many other channels.	Ogen bita ungan wata edofor mei enuwa tasidabor kor memak mana ara ebok bein channel ayen imin yat edogor.
Technology, social norms, decision-making procedures, and institutional design: all of these are as equally important in governance as law or policy.	Kamedonig mana beit internet ngana tsimedu kor, me amin amomoyem imin ngana beit internet ar annum tsidabo kor bita an ekunuwa edogor.
What is “governance”?	Edegor ngana amomo dagun denaoero
The term governance often gives rise to confusion because it is (erroneously) assumed that it must refer solely to acts or duties of the government.	Ngea bitune edegor amamo dugin embina engamein naoero bei ar anum ya tamo ememiri ino me ino.
Of course, governments do play an important role in many kinds of governance.	Wata edogor ura ngabine tubin bitune eibk me ura amamo una wata edogor
However, in fact, the concept is far broader, and extends beyond merely the State.	Nan ma inemenin una ngea bitune wata edogor owak me aiy ya tamo dugin eiy edoorin bita
For example, we have seen increasing reference recently to the notion of “corporate governance”, a process that involves oversight both by the State and by a host of non-State bodies, including corporations themselves.	Ta tsidabor kor ababoyen bita edorre ngea " Corporate Finance" aiy ngea wata eiy kor eitreasury bira wut edogor rangayen wata emak.
Don McLean points out that the word governance derives from the Latin word “gubernare”, which refers to the action of steering a ship.	Don MCLean epu outon meran edore garan bein Latin edor "gubernare" ngea ungun an enuwae demanu.
This etymology suggests a broader definition for governance.	Bita etymology owak oanen be dugin governayen edogor
One important implication of this broader view is that governance includes multiple tools and mechanisms.	Ekomodonnig apanen me owakin ayayen ngea owak kor banen amamoyen bita ebakin beit emogur me amomoye bita mecanism.
Traditional law and policy are certainly among those mechanisms.	Guna wata customary edogor me aien ekunuway ari taysidabo kor bita mechaniayen imin.
However, as we shall see throughout this primer, governance can take place through many other channels.	Ogen bita ungan wata edofor mei enuwa tasidabor kor memak mana ara ebok bein channel ayen imin yat edogor.
Technology, social norms, decision-making procedures, and institutional design: all of these are as equally important in governance as law or policy.	Kamedonig mana beit internet ngana tsimedu kor, me amin amomoyem imin ngana beit internet ar annum tsidabo kor bita an ekunuwa edogor.
What is “governance”?	Edegor ngana amomo dagun denaoero
The term governance often gives rise to confusion because it is (erroneously) assumed that it must refer solely to acts or duties of the government.	Ngea bitune edegor amamo dugin embina engamein naoero bei ar anum ya tamo ememiri ino me ino.
Of course, governments do play an important role in many kinds of governance.	Wata edogor ura ngabine tubin bitune eibk me ura amamo una wata edogor
However, in fact, the concept is far broader, and extends beyond merely the State.	Nan ma inemenin una ngea bitune wata edogor owak me aiy ya tamo dugin eiy edoorin bita
For example, we have seen increasing reference recently to the notion of “corporate governance”, a process that involves oversight both by the State and by a host of non-State bodies, including corporations themselves.	Ta tsidabor kor ababoyen bita edorre ngea " Corporate Finance" aiy ngea wata eiy kor eitreasury bira wut edogor rangayen wata emak.
Don McLean points out that the word governance derives from the Latin word “gubernare”, which refers to the action of steering a ship.	Don MCLean epu outon meran edore garan bein Latin edor "gubernare" ngea ungun an enuwae demanu.
This etymology suggests a broader definition for governance.	Bita etymology owak oanen be dugin governayen edogor
One important implication of this broader view is that governance includes multiple tools and mechanisms.	Ekomodonnig apanen me owakin ayayen ngea owak kor banen amamoyen bita ebakin beit emogur me amomoye bita mecanism.
Traditional law and policy are certainly among those mechanisms.	Guna wata customary edogor me aien ekunuway ari taysidabo kor bita mechaniayen imin.
However, as we shall see throughout this primer, governance can take place through many other channels.	Ogen bita ungan wata edofor mei enuwa tasidabor kor memak mana ara ebok bein channel ayen imin yat edogor.
Technology, social norms, decision-making procedures, and institutional design: all of these are as equally important in governance as law or policy.	Kamedonig mana beit internet ngana tsimedu kor, me amin amomoyem imin ngana beit internet ar annum tsidabo kor bita an ekunuwa edogor.
What is “governance”?	Edegor ngana amomo dagun denaoero
The term governance often gives rise to confusion because it is (erroneously) assumed that it must refer solely to acts or duties of the government.	Ngea bitune edegor amamo dugin embina engamein naoero bei ar anum ya tamo ememiri ino me ino.
Of course, governments do play an important role in many kinds of governance.	Wata edogor ura ngabine tubin bitune eibk me ura amamo una wata edogor
However, in fact, the concept is far broader, and extends beyond merely the State.	Nan ma inemenin una ngea bitune wata edogor owak me aiy ya tamo dugin eiy edoorin bita
For example, we have seen increasing reference recently to the notion of “corporate governance”, a process that involves oversight both by the State and by a host of non-State bodies, including corporations themselves.	Ta tsidabor kor ababoyen bita edorre ngea " Corporate Finance" aiy ngea wata eiy kor eitreasury bira wut edogor rangayen wata emak.
Don McLean points out that the word governance derives from the Latin word “gubernare”, which refers to the action of steering a ship.	Don MCLean epu outon meran edore garan bein Latin edor "gubernare" ngea ungun an enuwae demanu.
This etymology suggests a broader definition for governance.	Bita etymology owak oanen be dugin governayen edogor
One important implication of this broader view is that governance includes multiple tools and mechanisms.	Ekomodonnig apanen me owakin ayayen ngea owak kor banen amamoyen bita ebakin beit emogur me amomoye bita mecanism.
Traditional law and policy are certainly among those mechanisms.	Guna wata customary edogor me aien ekunuway ari taysidabo kor bita mechaniayen imin.
However, as we shall see throughout this primer, governance can take place through many other channels.	Ogen bita ungan wata edofor mei enuwa tasidabor kor memak mana ara ebok bein channel ayen imin yat edogor.
Technology, social norms, decision-making procedures, and institutional design: all of these are as equally important in governance as law or policy.	Kamedonig mana beit internet ngana tsimedu kor, me amin amomoyem imin ngana beit internet ar annum tsidabo kor bita an ekunuwa edogor.
What is “governance”?	Edegor ngana amomo dagun denaoero
The term governance often gives rise to confusion because it is (erroneously) assumed that it must refer solely to acts or duties of the government.	Ngea bitune edegor amamo dugin embina engamein naoero bei ar anum ya tamo ememiri ino me ino.
Of course, governments do play an important role in many kinds of governance.	Wata edogor ura ngabine tubin bitune eibk me ura amamo una wata edogor
However, in fact, the concept is far broader, and extends beyond merely the State.	Nan ma inemenin una ngea bitune wata edogor owak me aiy ya tamo dugin eiy edoorin bita
For example, we have seen increasing reference recently to the notion of “corporate governance”, a process that involves oversight both by the State and by a host of non-State bodies, including corporations themselves.	Ta tsidabor kor ababoyen bita edorre ngea " Corporate Finance" aiy ngea wata eiy kor eitreasury bira wut edogor rangayen wata emak.
Don McLean points out that the word governance derives from the Latin word “gubernare”, which refers to the action of steering a ship.	Don MCLean epu outon meran edore garan bein Latin edor "gubernare" ngea ungun an enuwae demanu.
This etymology suggests a broader definition for governance.	Bita etymology owak oanen be dugin governayen edogor
One important implication of this broader view is that governance includes multiple tools and mechanisms.	Ekomodonnig apanen me owakin ayayen ngea owak kor banen amamoyen bita ebakin beit emogur me amomoye bita mecanism.
Traditional law and policy are certainly among those mechanisms.	Guna wata customary edogor me aien ekunuway ari taysidabo kor bita mechaniayen imin.
However, as we shall see throughout this primer, governance can take place through many other channels.	Ogen bita ungan wata edofor mei enuwa tasidabor kor memak mana ara ebok bein channel ayen imin yat edogor.
Technology, social norms, decision-making procedures, and institutional design: all of these are as equally important in governance as law or policy.	Kamedonig mana beit internet ngana tsimedu kor, me amin amomoyem imin ngana beit internet ar annum tsidabo kor bita an ekunuwa edogor.
What is “governance”?	Edegor ngana amomo dagun denaoero
The term governance often gives rise to confusion because it is (erroneously) assumed that it must refer solely to acts or duties of the government.	Ngea bitune edegor amamo dugin embina engamein naoero bei ar anum ya tamo ememiri ino me ino.
Of course, governments do play an important role in many kinds of governance.	Wata edogor ura ngabine tubin bitune eibk me ura amamo una wata edogor
However, in fact, the concept is far broader, and extends beyond merely the State.	Nan ma inemenin una ngea bitune wata edogor owak me aiy ya tamo dugin eiy edoorin bita
For example, we have seen increasing reference recently to the notion of “corporate governance”, a process that involves oversight both by the State and by a host of non-State bodies, including corporations themselves.	Ta tsidabor kor ababoyen bita edorre ngea " Corporate Finance" aiy ngea wata eiy kor eitreasury bira wut edogor rangayen wata emak.
Don McLean points out that the word governance derives from the Latin word “gubernare”, which refers to the action of steering a ship.	Don MCLean epu outon meran edore garan bein Latin edor "gubernare" ngea ungun an enuwae demanu.
This etymology suggests a broader definition for governance.	Bita etymology owak oanen be dugin governayen edogor
One important implication of this broader view is that governance includes multiple tools and mechanisms.	Ekomodonnig apanen me owakin ayayen ngea owak kor banen amamoyen bita ebakin beit emogur me amomoye bita mecanism.
Traditional law and policy are certainly among those mechanisms.	Guna wata customary edogor me aien ekunuway ari taysidabo kor bita mechaniayen imin.
However, as we shall see throughout this primer, governance can take place through many other channels.	Ogen bita ungan wata edofor mei enuwa tasidabor kor memak mana ara ebok bein channel ayen imin yat edogor.
Technology, social norms, decision-making procedures, and institutional design: all of these are as equally important in governance as law or policy.	Kamedonig mana beit internet ngana tsimedu kor, me amin amomoyem imin ngana beit internet ar annum tsidabo kor bita an ekunuwa edogor.
What is “governance”?	Edegor ngana amomo dagun denaoero
The term governance often gives rise to confusion because it is (erroneously) assumed that it must refer solely to acts or duties of the government.	Ngea bitune edegor amamo dugin embina engamein naoero bei ar anum ya tamo ememiri ino me ino.
Of course, governments do play an important role in many kinds of governance.	Wata edogor ura ngabine tubin bitune eibk me ura amamo una wata edogor
However, in fact, the concept is far broader, and extends beyond merely the State.	Nan ma inemenin una ngea bitune wata edogor owak me aiy ya tamo dugin eiy edoorin bita
For example, we have seen increasing reference recently to the notion of “corporate governance”, a process that involves oversight both by the State and by a host of non-State bodies, including corporations themselves.	Ta tsidabor kor ababoyen bita edorre ngea " Corporate Finance" aiy ngea wata eiy kor eitreasury bira wut edogor rangayen wata emak.
Don McLean points out that the word governance derives from the Latin word “gubernare”, which refers to the action of steering a ship.	Don MCLean epu outon meran edore garan bein Latin edor "gubernare" ngea ungun an enuwae demanu.
This etymology suggests a broader definition for governance.	Bita etymology owak oanen be dugin governayen edogor
One important implication of this broader view is that governance includes multiple tools and mechanisms.	Ekomodonnig apanen me owakin ayayen ngea owak kor banen amamoyen bita ebakin beit emogur me amomoye bita mecanism.
Traditional law and policy are certainly among those mechanisms.	Guna wata customary edogor me aien ekunuway ari taysidabo kor bita mechaniayen imin.
However, as we shall see throughout this primer, governance can take place through many other channels.	Ogen bita ungan wata edofor mei enuwa tasidabor kor memak mana ara ebok bein channel ayen imin yat edogor.
Technology, social norms, decision-making procedures, and institutional design: all of these are as equally important in governance as law or policy.	Kamedonig mana beit internet ngana tsimedu kor, me amin amomoyem imin ngana beit internet ar annum tsidabo kor bita an ekunuwa edogor.
What is “governance”?	Edegor ngana amomo dagun denaoero
The term governance often gives rise to confusion because it is (erroneously) assumed that it must refer solely to acts or duties of the government.	Ngea bitune edegor amamo dugin embina engamein naoero bei ar anum ya tamo ememiri ino me ino.
Of course, governments do play an important role in many kinds of governance.	Wata edogor ura ngabine tubin bitune eibk me ura amamo una wata edogor
However, in fact, the concept is far broader, and extends beyond merely the State.	Nan ma inemenin una ngea bitune wata edogor owak me aiy ya tamo dugin eiy edoorin bita
For example, we have seen increasing reference recently to the notion of “corporate governance”, a process that involves oversight both by the State and by a host of non-State bodies, including corporations themselves.	Ta tsidabor kor ababoyen bita edorre ngea " Corporate Finance" aiy ngea wata eiy kor eitreasury bira wut edogor rangayen wata emak.
Don McLean points out that the word governance derives from the Latin word “gubernare”, which refers to the action of steering a ship.	Don MCLean epu outon meran edore garan bein Latin edor "gubernare" ngea ungun an enuwae demanu.
This etymology suggests a broader definition for governance.	Bita etymology owak oanen be dugin governayen edogor
One important implication of this broader view is that governance includes multiple tools and mechanisms.	Ekomodonnig apanen me owakin ayayen ngea owak kor banen amamoyen bita ebakin beit emogur me amomoye bita mecanism.
Traditional law and policy are certainly among those mechanisms.	Guna wata customary edogor me aien ekunuway ari taysidabo kor bita mechaniayen imin.
However, as we shall see throughout this primer, governance can take place through many other channels.	Ogen bita ungan wata edofor mei enuwa tasidabor kor memak mana ara ebok bein channel ayen imin yat edogor.
Technology, social norms, decision-making procedures, and institutional design: all of these are as equally important in governance as law or policy.	Kamedonig mana beit internet ngana tsimedu kor, me amin amomoyem imin ngana beit internet ar annum tsidabo kor bita an ekunuwa edogor.
What is “governance”?	Edegor ngana amomo dagun denaoero
The term governance often gives rise to confusion because it is (erroneously) assumed that it must refer solely to acts or duties of the government.	Ngea bitune edegor amamo dugin embina engamein naoero bei ar anum ya tamo ememiri ino me ino.
Of course, governments do play an important role in many kinds of governance.	Wata edogor ura ngabine tubin bitune eibk me ura amamo una wata edogor
However, in fact, the concept is far broader, and extends beyond merely the State.	Nan ma inemenin una ngea bitune wata edogor owak me aiy ya tamo dugin eiy edoorin bita
For example, we have seen increasing reference recently to the notion of “corporate governance”, a process that involves oversight both by the State and by a host of non-State bodies, including corporations themselves.	Ta tsidabor kor ababoyen bita edorre ngea " Corporate Finance" aiy ngea wata eiy kor eitreasury bira wut edogor rangayen wata emak.
Don McLean points out that the word governance derives from the Latin word “gubernare”, which refers to the action of steering a ship.	Don MCLean epu outon meran edore garan bein Latin edor "gubernare" ngea ungun an enuwae demanu.
This etymology suggests a broader definition for governance.	Bita etymology owak oanen be dugin governayen edogor
One important implication of this broader view is that governance includes multiple tools and mechanisms.	Ekomodonnig apanen me owakin ayayen ngea owak kor banen amamoyen bita ebakin beit emogur me amomoye bita mecanism.
Traditional law and policy are certainly among those mechanisms.	Guna wata customary edogor me aien ekunuway ari taysidabo kor bita mechaniayen imin.
However, as we shall see throughout this primer, governance can take place through many other channels.	Ogen bita ungan wata edofor mei enuwa tasidabor kor memak mana ara ebok bein channel ayen imin yat edogor.
Technology, social norms, decision-making procedures, and institutional design: all of these are as equally important in governance as law or policy.	Kamedonig mana beit internet ngana tsimedu kor, me amin amomoyem imin ngana beit internet ar annum tsidabo kor bita an ekunuwa edogor.
What is “governance”?	Edegor ngana amomo dagun denaoero
The term governance often gives rise to confusion because it is (erroneously) assumed that it must refer solely to acts or duties of the government.	Ngea bitune edegor amamo dugin embina engamein naoero bei ar anum ya tamo ememiri ino me ino.
Of course, governments do play an important role in many kinds of governance.	Wata edogor ura ngabine tubin bitune eibk me ura amamo una wata edogor
However, in fact, the concept is far broader, and extends beyond merely the State.	Nan ma inemenin una ngea bitune wata edogor owak me aiy ya tamo dugin eiy edoorin bita
For example, we have seen increasing reference recently to the notion of “corporate governance”, a process that involves oversight both by the State and by a host of non-State bodies, including corporations themselves.	Ta tsidabor kor ababoyen bita edorre ngea " Corporate Finance" aiy ngea wata eiy kor eitreasury bira wut edogor rangayen wata emak.
Don McLean points out that the word governance derives from the Latin word “gubernare”, which refers to the action of steering a ship.	Don MCLean epu outon meran edore garan bein Latin edor "gubernare" ngea ungun an enuwae demanu.
This etymology suggests a broader definition for governance.	Bita etymology owak oanen be dugin governayen edogor
One important implication of this broader view is that governance includes multiple tools and mechanisms.	Ekomodonnig apanen me owakin ayayen ngea owak kor banen amamoyen bita ebakin beit emogur me amomoye bita mecanism.
Traditional law and policy are certainly among those mechanisms.	Guna wata customary edogor me aien ekunuway ari taysidabo kor bita mechaniayen imin.
However, as we shall see throughout this primer, governance can take place through many other channels.	Ogen bita ungan wata edofor mei enuwa tasidabor kor memak mana ara ebok bein channel ayen imin yat edogor.
Technology, social norms, decision-making procedures, and institutional design: all of these are as equally important in governance as law or policy.	Kamedonig mana beit internet ngana tsimedu kor, me amin amomoyem imin ngana beit internet ar annum tsidabo kor bita an ekunuwa edogor.
What is “governance”?	Edegor ngana amomo dagun denaoero
The term governance often gives rise to confusion because it is (erroneously) assumed that it must refer solely to acts or duties of the government.	Ngea bitune edegor amamo dugin embina engamein naoero bei ar anum ya tamo ememiri ino me ino.
Of course, governments do play an important role in many kinds of governance.	Wata edogor ura ngabine tubin bitune eibk me ura amamo una wata edogor
However, in fact, the concept is far broader, and extends beyond merely the State.	Nan ma inemenin una ngea bitune wata edogor owak me aiy ya tamo dugin eiy edoorin bita
For example, we have seen increasing reference recently to the notion of “corporate governance”, a process that involves oversight both by the State and by a host of non-State bodies, including corporations themselves.	Ta tsidabor kor ababoyen bita edorre ngea " Corporate Finance" aiy ngea wata eiy kor eitreasury bira wut edogor rangayen wata emak.
Don McLean points out that the word governance derives from the Latin word “gubernare”, which refers to the action of steering a ship.	Don MCLean epu outon meran edore garan bein Latin edor "gubernare" ngea ungun an enuwae demanu.
This etymology suggests a broader definition for governance.	Bita etymology owak oanen be dugin governayen edogor
One important implication of this broader view is that governance includes multiple tools and mechanisms.	Ekomodonnig apanen me owakin ayayen ngea owak kor banen amamoyen bita ebakin beit emogur me amomoye bita mecanism.
Traditional law and policy are certainly among those mechanisms.	Guna wata customary edogor me aien ekunuway ari taysidabo kor bita mechaniayen imin.
However, as we shall see throughout this primer, governance can take place through many other channels.	Ogen bita ungan wata edofor mei enuwa tasidabor kor memak mana ara ebok bein channel ayen imin yat edogor.
Technology, social norms, decision-making procedures, and institutional design: all of these are as equally important in governance as law or policy.	Kamedonig mana beit internet ngana tsimedu kor, me amin amomoyem imin ngana beit internet ar annum tsidabo kor bita an ekunuwa edogor.
What is “governance”?	Edegor ngana amomo dagun denaoero
The term governance often gives rise to confusion because it is (erroneously) assumed that it must refer solely to acts or duties of the government.	Ngea bitune edegor amamo dugin embina engamein naoero bei ar anum ya tamo ememiri ino me ino.
Of course, governments do play an important role in many kinds of governance.	Wata edogor ura ngabine tubin bitune eibk me ura amamo una wata edogor
However, in fact, the concept is far broader, and extends beyond merely the State.	Nan ma inemenin una ngea bitune wata edogor owak me aiy ya tamo dugin eiy edoorin bita
For example, we have seen increasing reference recently to the notion of “corporate governance”, a process that involves oversight both by the State and by a host of non-State bodies, including corporations themselves.	Ta tsidabor kor ababoyen bita edorre ngea " Corporate Finance" aiy ngea wata eiy kor eitreasury bira wut edogor rangayen wata emak.
Don McLean points out that the word governance derives from the Latin word “gubernare”, which refers to the action of steering a ship.	Don MCLean epu outon meran edore garan bein Latin edor "gubernare" ngea ungun an enuwae demanu.
This etymology suggests a broader definition for governance.	Bita etymology owak oanen be dugin governayen edogor
One important implication of this broader view is that governance includes multiple tools and mechanisms.	Ekomodonnig apanen me owakin ayayen ngea owak kor banen amamoyen bita ebakin beit emogur me amomoye bita mecanism.
Traditional law and policy are certainly among those mechanisms.	Guna wata customary edogor me aien ekunuway ari taysidabo kor bita mechaniayen imin.
However, as we shall see throughout this primer, governance can take place through many other channels.	Ogen bita ungan wata edofor mei enuwa tasidabor kor memak mana ara ebok bein channel ayen imin yat edogor.
Technology, social norms, decision-making procedures, and institutional design: all of these are as equally important in governance as law or policy.	Kamedonig mana beit internet ngana tsimedu kor, me amin amomoyem imin ngana beit internet ar annum tsidabo kor bita an ekunuwa edogor.
What is “governance”?	Edegor ngana amomo dagun denaoero
The term governance often gives rise to confusion because it is (erroneously) assumed that it must refer solely to acts or duties of the government.	Ngea bitune edegor amamo dugin embina engamein naoero bei ar anum ya tamo ememiri ino me ino.
Of course, governments do play an important role in many kinds of governance.	Wata edogor ura ngabine tubin bitune eibk me ura amamo una wata edogor
However, in fact, the concept is far broader, and extends beyond merely the State.	Nan ma inemenin una ngea bitune wata edogor owak me aiy ya tamo dugin eiy edoorin bita
For example, we have seen increasing reference recently to the notion of “corporate governance”, a process that involves oversight both by the State and by a host of non-State bodies, including corporations themselves.	Ta tsidabor kor ababoyen bita edorre ngea " Corporate Finance" aiy ngea wata eiy kor eitreasury bira wut edogor rangayen wata emak.
Don McLean points out that the word governance derives from the Latin word “gubernare”, which refers to the action of steering a ship.	Don MCLean epu outon meran edore garan bein Latin edor "gubernare" ngea ungun an enuwae demanu.
This etymology suggests a broader definition for governance.	Bita etymology owak oanen be dugin governayen edogor
One important implication of this broader view is that governance includes multiple tools and mechanisms.	Ekomodonnig apanen me owakin ayayen ngea owak kor banen amamoyen bita ebakin beit emogur me amomoye bita mecanism.
Traditional law and policy are certainly among those mechanisms.	Guna wata customary edogor me aien ekunuway ari taysidabo kor bita mechaniayen imin.
However, as we shall see throughout this primer, governance can take place through many other channels.	Ogen bita ungan wata edofor mei enuwa tasidabor kor memak mana ara ebok bein channel ayen imin yat edogor.
Technology, social norms, decision-making procedures, and institutional design: all of these are as equally important in governance as law or policy.	Kamedonig mana beit internet ngana tsimedu kor, me amin amomoyem imin ngana beit internet ar annum tsidabo kor bita an ekunuwa edogor.
What is “governance”?	Edegor ngana amomo dagun denaoero
The term governance often gives rise to confusion because it is (erroneously) assumed that it must refer solely to acts or duties of the government.	Ngea bitune edegor amamo dugin embina engamein naoero bei ar anum ya tamo ememiri ino me ino.
Of course, governments do play an important role in many kinds of governance.	Wata edogor ura ngabine tubin bitune eibk me ura amamo una wata edogor
However, in fact, the concept is far broader, and extends beyond merely the State.	Nan ma inemenin una ngea bitune wata edogor owak me aiy ya tamo dugin eiy edoorin bita
For example, we have seen increasing reference recently to the notion of “corporate governance”, a process that involves oversight both by the State and by a host of non-State bodies, including corporations themselves.	Ta tsidabor kor ababoyen bita edorre ngea " Corporate Finance" aiy ngea wata eiy kor eitreasury bira wut edogor rangayen wata emak.
Don McLean points out that the word governance derives from the Latin word “gubernare”, which refers to the action of steering a ship.	Don MCLean epu outon meran edore garan bein Latin edor "gubernare" ngea ungun an enuwae demanu.
This etymology suggests a broader definition for governance.	Bita etymology owak oanen be dugin governayen edogor
One important implication of this broader view is that governance includes multiple tools and mechanisms.	Ekomodonnig apanen me owakin ayayen ngea owak kor banen amamoyen bita ebakin beit emogur me amomoye bita mecanism.
Traditional law and policy are certainly among those mechanisms.	Guna wata customary edogor me aien ekunuway ari taysidabo kor bita mechaniayen imin.
However, as we shall see throughout this primer, governance can take place through many other channels.	Ogen bita ungan wata edofor mei enuwa tasidabor kor memak mana ara ebok bein channel ayen imin yat edogor.
Technology, social norms, decision-making procedures, and institutional design: all of these are as equally important in governance as law or policy.	Kamedonig mana beit internet ngana tsimedu kor, me amin amomoyem imin ngana beit internet ar annum tsidabo kor bita an ekunuwa edogor.
What is “governance”?	Edegor ngana amomo dagun denaoero
The term governance often gives rise to confusion because it is (erroneously) assumed that it must refer solely to acts or duties of the government.	Ngea bitune edegor amamo dugin embina engamein naoero bei ar anum ya tamo ememiri ino me ino.
Of course, governments do play an important role in many kinds of governance.	Wata edogor ura ngabine tubin bitune eibk me ura amamo una wata edogor
However, in fact, the concept is far broader, and extends beyond merely the State.	Nan ma inemenin una ngea bitune wata edogor owak me aiy ya tamo dugin eiy edoorin bita
For example, we have seen increasing reference recently to the notion of “corporate governance”, a process that involves oversight both by the State and by a host of non-State bodies, including corporations themselves.	Ta tsidabor kor ababoyen bita edorre ngea " Corporate Finance" aiy ngea wata eiy kor eitreasury bira wut edogor rangayen wata emak.
Don McLean points out that the word governance derives from the Latin word “gubernare”, which refers to the action of steering a ship.	Don MCLean epu outon meran edore garan bein Latin edor "gubernare" ngea ungun an enuwae demanu.
This etymology suggests a broader definition for governance.	Bita etymology owak oanen be dugin governayen edogor
One important implication of this broader view is that governance includes multiple tools and mechanisms.	Ekomodonnig apanen me owakin ayayen ngea owak kor banen amamoyen bita ebakin beit emogur me amomoye bita mecanism.
Traditional law and policy are certainly among those mechanisms.	Guna wata customary edogor me aien ekunuway ari taysidabo kor bita mechaniayen imin.
However, as we shall see throughout this primer, governance can take place through many other channels.	Ogen bita ungan wata edofor mei enuwa tasidabor kor memak mana ara ebok bein channel ayen imin yat edogor.
Technology, social norms, decision-making procedures, and institutional design: all of these are as equally important in governance as law or policy.	Kamedonig mana beit internet ngana tsimedu kor, me amin amomoyem imin ngana beit internet ar annum tsidabo kor bita an ekunuwa edogor.
What is “governance”?	Edegor ngana amomo dagun denaoero
The term governance often gives rise to confusion because it is (erroneously) assumed that it must refer solely to acts or duties of the government.	Ngea bitune edegor amamo dugin embina engamein naoero bei ar anum ya tamo ememiri ino me ino.
Of course, governments do play an important role in many kinds of governance.	Wata edogor ura ngabine tubin bitune eibk me ura amamo una wata edogor
However, in fact, the concept is far broader, and extends beyond merely the State.	Nan ma inemenin una ngea bitune wata edogor owak me aiy ya tamo dugin eiy edoorin bita
For example, we have seen increasing reference recently to the notion of “corporate governance”, a process that involves oversight both by the State and by a host of non-State bodies, including corporations themselves.	Ta tsidabor kor ababoyen bita edorre ngea " Corporate Finance" aiy ngea wata eiy kor eitreasury bira wut edogor rangayen wata emak.
Don McLean points out that the word governance derives from the Latin word “gubernare”, which refers to the action of steering a ship.	Don MCLean epu outon meran edore garan bein Latin edor "gubernare" ngea ungun an enuwae demanu.
This etymology suggests a broader definition for governance.	Bita etymology owak oanen be dugin governayen edogor
One important implication of this broader view is that governance includes multiple tools and mechanisms.	Ekomodonnig apanen me owakin ayayen ngea owak kor banen amamoyen bita ebakin beit emogur me amomoye bita mecanism.
Traditional law and policy are certainly among those mechanisms.	Guna wata customary edogor me aien ekunuway ari taysidabo kor bita mechaniayen imin.
However, as we shall see throughout this primer, governance can take place through many other channels.	Ogen bita ungan wata edofor mei enuwa tasidabor kor memak mana ara ebok bein channel ayen imin yat edogor.
Technology, social norms, decision-making procedures, and institutional design: all of these are as equally important in governance as law or policy.	Kamedonig mana beit internet ngana tsimedu kor, me amin amomoyem imin ngana beit internet ar annum tsidabo kor bita an ekunuwa edogor.
What is “governance”?	Edegor ngana amomo dagun denaoero
The term governance often gives rise to confusion because it is (erroneously) assumed that it must refer solely to acts or duties of the government.	Ngea bitune edegor amamo dugin embina engamein naoero bei ar anum ya tamo ememiri ino me ino.
Of course, governments do play an important role in many kinds of governance.	Wata edogor ura ngabine tubin bitune eibk me ura amamo una wata edogor
However, in fact, the concept is far broader, and extends beyond merely the State.	Nan ma inemenin una ngea bitune wata edogor owak me aiy ya tamo dugin eiy edoorin bita
For example, we have seen increasing reference recently to the notion of “corporate governance”, a process that involves oversight both by the State and by a host of non-State bodies, including corporations themselves.	Ta tsidabor kor ababoyen bita edorre ngea " Corporate Finance" aiy ngea wata eiy kor eitreasury bira wut edogor rangayen wata emak.
Don McLean points out that the word governance derives from the Latin word “gubernare”, which refers to the action of steering a ship.	Don MCLean epu outon meran edore garan bein Latin edor "gubernare" ngea ungun an enuwae demanu.
This etymology suggests a broader definition for governance.	Bita etymology owak oanen be dugin governayen edogor
One important implication of this broader view is that governance includes multiple tools and mechanisms.	Ekomodonnig apanen me owakin ayayen ngea owak kor banen amamoyen bita ebakin beit emogur me amomoye bita mecanism.
Traditional law and policy are certainly among those mechanisms.	Guna wata customary edogor me aien ekunuway ari taysidabo kor bita mechaniayen imin.
However, as we shall see throughout this primer, governance can take place through many other channels.	Ogen bita ungan wata edofor mei enuwa tasidabor kor memak mana ara ebok bein channel ayen imin yat edogor.
Technology, social norms, decision-making procedures, and institutional design: all of these are as equally important in governance as law or policy.	Kamedonig mana beit internet ngana tsimedu kor, me amin amomoyem imin ngana beit internet ar annum tsidabo kor bita an ekunuwa edogor.
What is “governance”?	Edegor ngana amomo dagun denaoero
The term governance often gives rise to confusion because it is (erroneously) assumed that it must refer solely to acts or duties of the government.	Ngea bitune edegor amamo dugin embina engamein naoero bei ar anum ya tamo ememiri ino me ino.
Of course, governments do play an important role in many kinds of governance.	Wata edogor ura ngabine tubin bitune eibk me ura amamo una wata edogor
However, in fact, the concept is far broader, and extends beyond merely the State.	Nan ma inemenin una ngea bitune wata edogor owak me aiy ya tamo dugin eiy edoorin bita
For example, we have seen increasing reference recently to the notion of “corporate governance”, a process that involves oversight both by the State and by a host of non-State bodies, including corporations themselves.	Ta tsidabor kor ababoyen bita edorre ngea " Corporate Finance" aiy ngea wata eiy kor eitreasury bira wut edogor rangayen wata emak.
Don McLean points out that the word governance derives from the Latin word “gubernare”, which refers to the action of steering a ship.	Don MCLean epu outon meran edore garan bein Latin edor "gubernare" ngea ungun an enuwae demanu.
This etymology suggests a broader definition for governance.	Bita etymology owak oanen be dugin governayen edogor
One important implication of this broader view is that governance includes multiple tools and mechanisms.	Ekomodonnig apanen me owakin ayayen ngea owak kor banen amamoyen bita ebakin beit emogur me amomoye bita mecanism.
Traditional law and policy are certainly among those mechanisms.	Guna wata customary edogor me aien ekunuway ari taysidabo kor bita mechaniayen imin.
However, as we shall see throughout this primer, governance can take place through many other channels.	Ogen bita ungan wata edofor mei enuwa tasidabor kor memak mana ara ebok bein channel ayen imin yat edogor.
Technology, social norms, decision-making procedures, and institutional design: all of these are as equally important in governance as law or policy.	Kamedonig mana beit internet ngana tsimedu kor, me amin amomoyem imin ngana beit internet ar annum tsidabo kor bita an ekunuwa edogor.
What is “governance”?	Edegor ngana amomo dagun denaoero
The term governance often gives rise to confusion because it is (erroneously) assumed that it must refer solely to acts or duties of the government.	Ngea bitune edegor amamo dugin embina engamein naoero bei ar anum ya tamo ememiri ino me ino.
Of course, governments do play an important role in many kinds of governance.	Wata edogor ura ngabine tubin bitune eibk me ura amamo una wata edogor
However, in fact, the concept is far broader, and extends beyond merely the State.	Nan ma inemenin una ngea bitune wata edogor owak me aiy ya tamo dugin eiy edoorin bita
For example, we have seen increasing reference recently to the notion of “corporate governance”, a process that involves oversight both by the State and by a host of non-State bodies, including corporations themselves.	Ta tsidabor kor ababoyen bita edorre ngea " Corporate Finance" aiy ngea wata eiy kor eitreasury bira wut edogor rangayen wata emak.
Don McLean points out that the word governance derives from the Latin word “gubernare”, which refers to the action of steering a ship.	Don MCLean epu outon meran edore garan bein Latin edor "gubernare" ngea ungun an enuwae demanu.
This etymology suggests a broader definition for governance.	Bita etymology owak oanen be dugin governayen edogor
One important implication of this broader view is that governance includes multiple tools and mechanisms.	Ekomodonnig apanen me owakin ayayen ngea owak kor banen amamoyen bita ebakin beit emogur me amomoye bita mecanism.
Traditional law and policy are certainly among those mechanisms.	Guna wata customary edogor me aien ekunuway ari taysidabo kor bita mechaniayen imin.
However, as we shall see throughout this primer, governance can take place through many other channels.	Ogen bita ungan wata edofor mei enuwa tasidabor kor memak mana ara ebok bein channel ayen imin yat edogor.
Technology, social norms, decision-making procedures, and institutional design: all of these are as equally important in governance as law or policy.	Kamedonig mana beit internet ngana tsimedu kor, me amin amomoyem imin ngana beit internet ar annum tsidabo kor bita an ekunuwa edogor.
What is “governance”?	Edegor ngana amomo dagun denaoero
The term governance often gives rise to confusion because it is (erroneously) assumed that it must refer solely to acts or duties of the government.	Ngea bitune edegor amamo dugin embina engamein naoero bei ar anum ya tamo ememiri ino me ino.
Of course, governments do play an important role in many kinds of governance.	Wata edogor ura ngabine tubin bitune eibk me ura amamo una wata edogor
However, in fact, the concept is far broader, and extends beyond merely the State.	Nan ma inemenin una ngea bitune wata edogor owak me aiy ya tamo dugin eiy edoorin bita
For example, we have seen increasing reference recently to the notion of “corporate governance”, a process that involves oversight both by the State and by a host of non-State bodies, including corporations themselves.	Ta tsidabor kor ababoyen bita edorre ngea " Corporate Finance" aiy ngea wata eiy kor eitreasury bira wut edogor rangayen wata emak.
Don McLean points out that the word governance derives from the Latin word “gubernare”, which refers to the action of steering a ship.	Don MCLean epu outon meran edore garan bein Latin edor "gubernare" ngea ungun an enuwae demanu.
This etymology suggests a broader definition for governance.	Bita etymology owak oanen be dugin governayen edogor
One important implication of this broader view is that governance includes multiple tools and mechanisms.	Ekomodonnig apanen me owakin ayayen ngea owak kor banen amamoyen bita ebakin beit emogur me amomoye bita mecanism.
Traditional law and policy are certainly among those mechanisms.	Guna wata customary edogor me aien ekunuway ari taysidabo kor bita mechaniayen imin.
However, as we shall see throughout this primer, governance can take place through many other channels.	Ogen bita ungan wata edofor mei enuwa tasidabor kor memak mana ara ebok bein channel ayen imin yat edogor.
Technology, social norms, decision-making procedures, and institutional design: all of these are as equally important in governance as law or policy.	Kamedonig mana beit internet ngana tsimedu kor, me amin amomoyem imin ngana beit internet ar annum tsidabo kor bita an ekunuwa edogor.
What is “governance”?	Edegor ngana amomo dagun denaoero
The term governance often gives rise to confusion because it is (erroneously) assumed that it must refer solely to acts or duties of the government.	Ngea bitune edegor amamo dugin embina engamein naoero bei ar anum ya tamo ememiri ino me ino.
Of course, governments do play an important role in many kinds of governance.	Wata edogor ura ngabine tubin bitune eibk me ura amamo una wata edogor
However, in fact, the concept is far broader, and extends beyond merely the State.	Nan ma inemenin una ngea bitune wata edogor owak me aiy ya tamo dugin eiy edoorin bita
For example, we have seen increasing reference recently to the notion of “corporate governance”, a process that involves oversight both by the State and by a host of non-State bodies, including corporations themselves.	Ta tsidabor kor ababoyen bita edorre ngea " Corporate Finance" aiy ngea wata eiy kor eitreasury bira wut edogor rangayen wata emak.
Don McLean points out that the word governance derives from the Latin word “gubernare”, which refers to the action of steering a ship.	Don MCLean epu outon meran edore garan bein Latin edor "gubernare" ngea ungun an enuwae demanu.
This etymology suggests a broader definition for governance.	Bita etymology owak oanen be dugin governayen edogor
One important implication of this broader view is that governance includes multiple tools and mechanisms.	Ekomodonnig apanen me owakin ayayen ngea owak kor banen amamoyen bita ebakin beit emogur me amomoye bita mecanism.
Traditional law and policy are certainly among those mechanisms.	Guna wata customary edogor me aien ekunuway ari taysidabo kor bita mechaniayen imin.
However, as we shall see throughout this primer, governance can take place through many other channels.	Ogen bita ungan wata edofor mei enuwa tasidabor kor memak mana ara ebok bein channel ayen imin yat edogor.
Technology, social norms, decision-making procedures, and institutional design: all of these are as equally important in governance as law or policy.	Kamedonig mana beit internet ngana tsimedu kor, me amin amomoyem imin ngana beit internet ar annum tsidabo kor bita an ekunuwa edogor.
What is “governance”?	Edegor ngana amomo dagun denaoero
The term governance often gives rise to confusion because it is (erroneously) assumed that it must refer solely to acts or duties of the government.	Ngea bitune edegor amamo dugin embina engamein naoero bei ar anum ya tamo ememiri ino me ino.
Of course, governments do play an important role in many kinds of governance.	Wata edogor ura ngabine tubin bitune eibk me ura amamo una wata edogor
However, in fact, the concept is far broader, and extends beyond merely the State.	Nan ma inemenin una ngea bitune wata edogor owak me aiy ya tamo dugin eiy edoorin bita
For example, we have seen increasing reference recently to the notion of “corporate governance”, a process that involves oversight both by the State and by a host of non-State bodies, including corporations themselves.	Ta tsidabor kor ababoyen bita edorre ngea " Corporate Finance" aiy ngea wata eiy kor eitreasury bira wut edogor rangayen wata emak.
Don McLean points out that the word governance derives from the Latin word “gubernare”, which refers to the action of steering a ship.	Don MCLean epu outon meran edore garan bein Latin edor "gubernare" ngea ungun an enuwae demanu.
This etymology suggests a broader definition for governance.	Bita etymology owak oanen be dugin governayen edogor
One important implication of this broader view is that governance includes multiple tools and mechanisms.	Ekomodonnig apanen me owakin ayayen ngea owak kor banen amamoyen bita ebakin beit emogur me amomoye bita mecanism.
Traditional law and policy are certainly among those mechanisms.	Guna wata customary edogor me aien ekunuway ari taysidabo kor bita mechaniayen imin.
However, as we shall see throughout this primer, governance can take place through many other channels.	Ogen bita ungan wata edofor mei enuwa tasidabor kor memak mana ara ebok bein channel ayen imin yat edogor.
Technology, social norms, decision-making procedures, and institutional design: all of these are as equally important in governance as law or policy.	Kamedonig mana beit internet ngana tsimedu kor, me amin amomoyem imin ngana beit internet ar annum tsidabo kor bita an ekunuwa edogor.
What is “governance”?	Edegor ngana amomo dagun denaoero
The term governance often gives rise to confusion because it is (erroneously) assumed that it must refer solely to acts or duties of the government.	Ngea bitune edegor amamo dugin embina engamein naoero bei ar anum ya tamo ememiri ino me ino.
Of course, governments do play an important role in many kinds of governance.	Wata edogor ura ngabine tubin bitune eibk me ura amamo una wata edogor
However, in fact, the concept is far broader, and extends beyond merely the State.	Nan ma inemenin una ngea bitune wata edogor owak me aiy ya tamo dugin eiy edoorin bita
For example, we have seen increasing reference recently to the notion of “corporate governance”, a process that involves oversight both by the State and by a host of non-State bodies, including corporations themselves.	Ta tsidabor kor ababoyen bita edorre ngea " Corporate Finance" aiy ngea wata eiy kor eitreasury bira wut edogor rangayen wata emak.
Don McLean points out that the word governance derives from the Latin word “gubernare”, which refers to the action of steering a ship.	Don MCLean epu outon meran edore garan bein Latin edor "gubernare" ngea ungun an enuwae demanu.
This etymology suggests a broader definition for governance.	Bita etymology owak oanen be dugin governayen edogor
One important implication of this broader view is that governance includes multiple tools and mechanisms.	Ekomodonnig apanen me owakin ayayen ngea owak kor banen amamoyen bita ebakin beit emogur me amomoye bita mecanism.
Traditional law and policy are certainly among those mechanisms.	Guna wata customary edogor me aien ekunuway ari taysidabo kor bita mechaniayen imin.
However, as we shall see throughout this primer, governance can take place through many other channels.	Ogen bita ungan wata edofor mei enuwa tasidabor kor memak mana ara ebok bein channel ayen imin yat edogor.
Technology, social norms, decision-making procedures, and institutional design: all of these are as equally important in governance as law or policy.	Kamedonig mana beit internet ngana tsimedu kor, me amin amomoyem imin ngana beit internet ar annum tsidabo kor bita an ekunuwa edogor.

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Ha tradotto 275 unità di traduzione settori: legal, law (general) and law

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MaximusSnr

Ha tradotto 275 unità di traduzione
settori: legal, law (general) and law