The reader may expect that the person/entity being implored be listed immediately after the verb (implores is a transitive verb). May we update as follows to help the reader?
Original:
[Schneider1] implores that proposals to
decentralize be "really, really clear about what particular features
of a system a given design seeks to decentralize" and promotes
borrowing remedies from more traditional governance systems, such as
separation of powers and accountability.
Perhaps:
[Schneider1] describes that proposals to
decentralize should be "really, really clear about what particular features
of a system a given design seeks to decentralize" and promotes
borrowing remedies from more traditional governance systems, such as
separation of powers and accountability.
[Schneider1] implores those who propose decentralization to be "really, really clear about what particular features of a system a given design seeks to decentralize" ...
The reader may expect that the person/entity being implored be listed immediately after the verb (implores is a transitive verb). May we update as follows to help the reader?
Original: [Schneider1] implores that proposals to decentralize be "really, really clear about what particular features of a system a given design seeks to decentralize" and promotes borrowing remedies from more traditional governance systems, such as separation of powers and accountability.
Perhaps: [Schneider1] describes that proposals to decentralize should be "really, really clear about what particular features of a system a given design seeks to decentralize" and promotes borrowing remedies from more traditional governance systems, such as separation of powers and accountability.