Sentence examples for be governing for from inspiring English sources

Answering another question about low levels of housebuilding, May said she would head "a government who will be governing for everybody in this country".

We will be governing for one nation and as one nation".

They added that May cannot claim to be governing for everyone if she fails to act to help the elderly and most vulnerable: "The social care crisis is real and it is happening right now.

These differences influence which shear-transfer actions may be governing for a given member and loading situation.

The beauties and the riches of these regions are increasingly accessible and must be governed for the benefit of all, as should be the skies and the oceans.

They will produce a new political majority in the European parliament, which will influence how the EU and the single market will be governed for the next five years.

Yet strong, autonomous new models of provision in many sectors, such as free schools and independent social worker practices, have to be governed for a social purpose without the scope for making a profit.

In PPP infrastructure service delivery, the public and private sectors both need to be governed for coordinated and aligned work over these very different lifecycle phases.

We might wish the uproar from the convention halls of both parties these busy weeks were the wholesome clamor of delegates deliberating serious visions of how we should be governed for the next four years.

He railed coolly against the "cozy and sometimes corrupt relationship" between oil companies and the government, despite the fact that his administration had been governing for more than a year.

The Conservatives are governing for the few; Labour would govern for the many.