Sentence examples for * govern to from inspiring English sources

We elect presidents to govern, to implement an agenda.

Now let's look at how the members govern: To date, seven bills have been enacted.

But one thing it now does worse than others is govern to solve problems.

He believed in "the master race, in the mission, in Germany's vocation, in those called upon to govern, to dictate".

And just in case Ms. Brugada does not govern to his satisfaction, Mr. Acosta suggested he might retake the job.

He told the crowd: "I appeal to the consciences of those who govern to reach an international consensus to abolish the death penalty.

The new Senate majority, despite its stated intention to show that Republicans can govern, seems to be off to a wobbly start.

We can't afford to let Romney govern according to the positions he is running on.

("In the Republic, he says that the people who govern have to be wise — they have to exercise, have a measured diet, have to listen to music").

The decision appears to put pressure on governors to do more to ensure the satisfaction of those they govern, or to at least keep a lid on dissent.

Behavioral researchers have focused on the contingencies that govern choices to delay reinforcement, and have studied how to manipulate those contingencies in order to lengthen delay.