Sentence examples for are governable from inspiring English sources
adjective
Capable of being governed or subjected to authority; amenable to law or rule; controllable; manageable; obedient.
It would be easy to say this is a novel that could have been written only during the Bush-Cheney administration, but as the book's long historical view makes clear, the idea that we are governable by our own fears has been around for a long time and is very unlikely to go away for good.
It was governed in so far as it was governable by whichever of two great families happened to be on top, the Sadozais represented at that time by Shah Shuja, and the Barakzais represented by Dost Mohammad.
In the end, the question of whether a country is governable turns on how much government you think it needs.
In the end, that piece argued,the question of whether a country is governable turns on how much government you think it needs.
"He restored the notion that the city was governable.
Since Gaddafi's brutal overthrow in 2011, the country has barely been governable.
It's a question — whether American is governable — that many of us ask today.
It is obvious: President Obama will show that this nation is governable once again.
"This provides another formula to solve crises for countries that are seen as not being governable".
That will be the true test of whether the country is governable.
It's hard to imagine that the world will be governable if this happened relatively rapidly.
