Sentence examples for attempt to govern from inspiring English sources

In these less-wealthy states the opposition movements have floundered and have proven that they are either unable or unwilling to first and foremost instil good governance in themselves before they attempt to govern a state.

These two cases are emblematic of a shift taking place in how Americans attempt to govern their own society.

Mr. Assad's air force still rules the skies, so any attempt to govern from those rebel-held areas risks the constant threat of airstrikes.

While Sama welcomes this attempt to govern the industry, it fears the legislation favors the rights of the commissioning couple over those of the surrogate mother.

But it remains unclear if Labour will attempt to govern alone without an overall majority or if it will enter some sort of agreement with the Liberal Democrats or Plaid Cymru.

There is nothing at this period to suggest that he was soon to become the Scottish leader in a war of independence against Edward's attempt to govern Scotland directly.

Another interesting feature is the inclusion of justice claims in climate change experiments, especially among private and civil society actors (rather than local governments), who may need to construct explicitly justifications for their attempts to govern climate change.

It has assumed an aloof pose, attempting to govern the country with little public consultation and without tarnishing its mystique in the eyes of the public.

Working as a diplomat and intelligence officer, she was sharply critical of British attempts to govern people of whose history and customs they were ignorant.

He said he attempts to govern without regard to religion, although he receives broadsides from both communities accusing him of favoring the other.

As social scientists researching this field, we've seen the confusion of synthetic biologists as to why a treaty about biodiversity is attempting to govern their research.