Sentence examples for be well governed from inspiring English sources
If institutions behave like owners, companies will be well governed.
"I don't expect to stop working in energy and I want California to be well governed".
The country may not be well governed, but it is an island of peace in a warring region, and it is host to hordes of refugees.
The Republican chairman of the subcommittee, Jim Kolbe, of Arizona, and the ranking Democrat, Nita M. Lowey, of New York, also agreed to substantially scale back Mr. Bush's ambitious plans for his new foreign aid agency, the Millennium Challenge Corporation, which provides large aid packages to poor countries considered to be well governed.
Cities that are too big cannot be well governed.
Mark Twain recognized this in the Gilded Age when he wrote, "No country can be well governed unless its citizens as a body keep religiously before their minds that they are the guardians of the law..."...
They should be, if only to prove that the sport is well governed.
"People who think we're being well governed at the moment… well, there's no reason for them to watch.
They're building huge data centres but they then have to ensure the way data is collected and stored is well governed throughout the whole supply chain," says Galego.
He says China is no longer just seeing the continent as a source of cheap raw materials, but "beginning to realise that it is in their long term interests that these countries are well governed".
