Sentence examples for be governed with from inspiring English sources

The people of Britain and Germany expect concrete steps from their governments to ensure that Afghanistan will once again be governed with sole Afghan responsibility.

Germany thus looks destined either to be governed with mediocre policies or to suffer months of uncertainty and paralysis, ultimately leading to new elections.

As the Egyptian democracy movement unfolds, affecting people from North Africa to the borders of India and beyond, it clearly shows that people will only be governed with their consent — nothing less.

In recent months he dropped the anti-Hungarian and anti-Semitic oratory he was noted for, as well as the quest for the Greater Romania that his party champions, and concentrated on one message: if elected, he would "liquidate the mafia" that has sapped the wealth of this country, which he has said "can only be governed with a machine gun".

Rebels in Donetsk have said they will only accept full independence from Kiev, but it is believed that the Kremlin's preferred solution is to have east Ukraine as a "breakaway" region that is technically part of Kiev but can be governed with strong influence from Moscow.

It found "material shortcomings in the effectiveness of how firms are governing with-profits funds".

Indeed, parts of eastern Tibet have been governed with an iron grip since the uprising.

Since 2004 a clear majority of Americans have told Gallup that they are dissatisfied with the way they are governed, with the numbers of those fed-up several times climbing above 80% (higher than during Watergate).

* Cities and Local Government Devolution Bill Chancellor George Osborne has promised a "revolution" in the way England is governed, with elected mayors presiding over far greater powers in major cities.

GTAP model is governed with a single regional household and an aggregate utility function.

A priori unknown part of the boundary (that interacts with the fluid) is governed with a linear equation of fifth order.