Sentence examples for be governed together from inspiring English sources

When it comes to English devolution, another question is whether English people share enough of a sense of identity to want to be governed together.

The Commission noted that Gloucester's proximity to Cheltenham would cause issues and that the two towns should be governed together.

The Social Democratic Party and the People's Party had been governing together in an uneasy coalition.

He will remind Tory MPs: "Whether you are the larger or smaller party, the fact is governing together in the public interest carries a cost.

He believes Cameron's philosophy of liberal conservatism has been destroyed by "coordinated attacks on the Coalition" and "the two parties are no longer trying to pretend that they are governing together".

England needs a coming together on how, and where, we are to be governed.

"The country needs to be governed".

The Colony was governed by a Governor together with a Legislative Council.

Following Singapore's amalgamation into the Straits Settlements in 1826, it was governed by a Governor together with a Legislative Council.

Obama will be governing from day one.

The event that day signified the end to centuries of Irish conflict and soon bitter enemies were governing amicably together.