Sentence examples for beginning to govern from inspiring English sources

"Maduro is just beginning to govern and create his own identity," a State Department official said.

The third lie is that China's new rulers are beginning to govern this week.

Advocates say that a no-fly zone would allow them to cross the border into rebel-held territory, where Western governments could channel money through them, enabling them to begin to govern.

Unable to unite the factious monarchists, he began to govern by decree.

In 1469 James overthrew the Boyds and began to govern for himself.

Dr. Allawi did not discuss the role the United States would play as the Iraqis actually begin to govern.

When this happens, something of considerable legal significance does occur: the law of armed conflict begins to govern belligerent relations between the states.

They pointed to 15 April, the day that UK election law began to govern what individuals and companies can do relating to the referendum.

Now, having reclaimed the house that had been given to him by the Afghan royal family, he has begun to govern once again.

Mr. da Silva's Workers Partyy had limited administrative experience, even at state and municipal levels, when it began to govern this nation of 175 million people.

The process continued after Akbar forced Bayram Khan to retire in 1560 and began to govern on his own at first still under household influences but soon as an absolute monarch.