Sentence examples for always govern from inspiring English sources

He is a man who will always govern in a pragmatic fashion.

In An Age of Risk, Emily Nacol shows that risk, now treated as a permanent feature of our lives, did not always govern understandings of the future.

BERLIN, Oct. 4 - Politically the phrase "Soviet satellite" would seem to be plucked from the ashcan of history, but political theory does not always govern economic reality.

However, a mandatory system would be a step too far as the human element of judgment must always govern our safe driving.

Yet reading his letters you get the sense that he couldn't always govern his wit, as when, striving to collect himself, he began a new paragraph, "But to be serious".

When you look at the list of job titles, you think: 'Wow, that's a high-powered board.' But they don't always govern well because they don't always understand the implications of decisions".

Perhaps his sin is falling victim to the democratic illusion that there can be such a thing as government by the people: the many are always governed by the few.

Contrary to the cherished ideal of a government of and by the people, Americans are almost always governed by the very privileged.

Fortresses were nearly always governed by Castilians.

This is how this administration always governs.

Besides, local Pushtu tribes have always governed themselves.