Sentence examples for back to governing from inspiring English sources

At that point Iraq, in principle at least, went back to governing itself.

Until that happens, we'll be right back to governing from budget crisis to budget crisis for the foreseeable future.

But the president's tone reflected a sense of frustration and a desire to get back to governing.

We need a complete overhaul if we are going to get back to governing and doing business with integrity and old-fashioned caution and common sense.

Nick Clegg will infuriate David Cameron's restive backbenchers on Wednesday by insisting he will not allow the coalition to be broken up early and telling them it is time to get back to governing from the centre, and end the game-playing at Westminster.

So bringing science back to governing, having a proper environmental review process in place, tackling climate change, those were really the important things for me.

The Trust said it would call on the BBC to improve the "quality and ambition" of the daytime output on BBC1 and BBC2 and report back to the governing body in the autumn.

And characterizing social media companies as the mocking, many-headed pantomime villain of the story transforms complex considerations into a basic emotional attack that might well be aimed at feeding votes back to a governing party intent on re-election.

"We will have to come back together to govern the country after the 24 June.

He said the returns indicated that the majority of Malay voters, who account for about 60 percent of the country's 29 million people, had swung their support back to the governing coalition.

Authorities allege top officials from Petrobras operated the kickback scheme on contracts worth upward of $4bn, with money from the inflated contracts eventually being fed back to the governing Workers' party and other major parties for political campaigns.