Sentence examples for a governability from inspiring English sources

The rest are allocated to reflect the various parties' shares of the national vote with two qualifications.The bigger one lies in a "governability" clause of last year's electoral reform.

A fire pit, a..

The other, and most probable, would be to seek a looser "governability pact" between governors and president, an idea floated by Aecio Neves, the PSDB governor-elect of Minas Gerais.Mr da Silva said this week that he would seek a consensus of this kind to press the outgoing Congress to approve much-needed tax reforms, plus a measure paving the way for central-bank independence.

The Letta government, bringing his centre-left Partito Democratico (PD) into a doomed alliance with its historical nemesis, Berlusconi, resolved a crisis of governability by intensifying a crisis of legitimacy.

Mr Renzi said the two leaders had backed a law that "favours governability and a bi-polar system, and eliminates the blackmail power of the smallest parties".

This is a crisis of governability such as Britain has not seen for half a century.

According to Juan Raffalli, an expert on constitutional issues, the confrontation could produce a crisis of governability in Venezuela.

A crisis of governability has beset the Western world.

But why portray it as a crisis of governability?

The result is what Semana, the country's leading news magazine, has called "a crisis of governability without precedent".

But the offensive, says Ignacio Alvarado Alvarez, who runs an investigative media service in Juárez called Almargen, 'is due to the fact that by the mid-Nineties, the federal government had lost the diplomatic relations it previously had with the cartels and needed to move as a matter of governability, because the cartels had power over the state and local police, and authorities.