Sentence examples for broader governing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Draghi is already an influential member of the central bank's broader governing council, and is well known in international policy-making circles as chairman of the Financial Stability Board, a European Union panel that is formulating new banking rules intended to prevent future financial crises.

But since the election, Key has moved to build a broader governing coalition that would also include the five-seat Maori Party.

The two dominant Kurdish parties in the north intend to ask the Iraqi government to give them broad governing authority over the Kurdish regions.

Other policies, like the one governing social media, are not so much a set of rules as a broad governing statement.

Each time one of them has proclaimed a broad governing mandate, or seemed to have achieved one, the voters have pushed back.

Five thousand Inuit in northern Labrador won a land settlement giving them broad governing rights over an area the size of New Jersey that is rich in nickel.

In Kirkuk, the campaign by Kurdish leaders for broad governing powers and claims by families for property restoration are feeding ethnic tensions that could explode.

Instead he is sidetracked by the kind of intense political negotiations that he underwent a year ago, before he took office, when he was cobbling together the broad governing coalition that is now in tatters.

But it also illuminates a deepening wrinkle for President Obama, whose efforts to build a broad governing coalition — often by tempering some of his more liberal positions — has already angered some of his supporters on the left.

But it also illuminates a deepening wrinkle for President Obama, whose attempt to build a broad governing coalition — often by tempering some of his more liberal positions — has already angered some of his supporters on the left.

JERUSALEM — Ehud Barak, the leader of Israel's center-left Labor Party, turned down a proposal on Monday by the prime minister-designate, Benjamin Netanyahu of the conservative Likud Party, to join a broad governing coalition.