Sentence examples for Is governing to from inspiring English sources
Labour's emerging political narrative is governing to serve the public interest.
Is governing on the basis of principle a bad thing?
His publications include Socialisation and Transport (1933), How London Is Governed (1949), Government and Parliament (1954), and Herbert Morrison (1960).
"I will keep governing to the end of the year, in the spirit of making the tough decisions and trying as hard as I can to fulfill the mission in which God placed me," Mr. Paterson said.
Then he went on to say, "But Bradley has said, 'I want to run a campaign as an extension of the way I want to govern, to restore trust and bring back civility.' And if you say that, you have to operate that way.
They are interrupted by the god of Love, who claims greater power than either: "I tell the virtues what to do, I govern the fortunes of men".
(B) Is accountable to the governing body of the main provider, in the same manner as any department head of the provider.
I governed as a conservative.
"I governed from hell, not the palace," he told the court.
Not that I, governed by Christian Science throughout my 13 years, even knew what that was.
