Sentence examples for ability of governors from inspiring English sources
Michigan voters considered a measure that would expand the powers of emergency administrators to take over financially troubled local governments, and the ability of governors to appoint them.
Ofsted inspections focus on the ability of governors to support and challenge the leadership of schools with little, if any, scrutiny of financial management, the quality, breadth and balance of a school's curriculum, or the adequacy of governance generally.
In addition to the new rules drastically curtailing the ability of governors to expand local coverage by obtaining waivers from the federal government, the president has threatened a veto of Congressional efforts to fund a more robust version of the overall program.
"There is growing apprehension about the ability of Governor Davis to defeat the recall," Mr. Dooley said.
It says: "This [policy] is serving to undermine the ability of prison governors to govern effectively… Good governors should be allowed to govern".
State Senator James L. Brulte, the minority leader who was one of many Republican notables to attend Mr. Schwarzenegger's appearance, said, "Don't underestimate the ability of a governor to appeal directly to the people".
(The offense at the center of Bridgegate, after all, relied on the ability of the governor's office to cause tumult to an entire town by closing a few traffic lanes).
The ability of any governor to deliver a state as large and diverse as Florida was always questionable, but Jeb Bush was clearly abashed at the microscopic thread that separated the two candidates.
This again limits the ability of the governor to expand state-funded programs for political returns.
In the 2012 election, Proposal 1 was put on the ballot to strengthen Governor Snyder's takeover of school districts and cities he deemed "failing" and it planned to expand the power for emergency managers and the ability of the governor to appoint emergency managers.
They said the mayor also believed that if Gov. David A. Paterson was not re-elected, the severance award would limit the ability of a new governor to install a director.
