Sentence examples for call governing from inspiring English sources

Of course, no one today would be so politically incorrect as to call governing Afghanistan "the White Man's Burden".

"The guys on the other side talk about experience, and what kind of experience they might bring to this little venture called governing the nation," Mr. Cheney said.

That's called governing.

It is a great mistake to believe or to wallow in rhetoric that implies that only the entities we call "governments" govern.

Most insidiously, corporations increasingly control our economies and the entities we call governments, thus governing us indirectly when they are not governing us directly.

This governance structure is called "central government governing the officials and the local government governing the citizens" (Cao 2011).

Instead, they have taken an approach that scribes of municipal texts might call piecemeal governing: pass emergency spending measures to keep the state functioning without an actual budget, so that eventually, the bulk of the state's tax revenues are doled out anyway.

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner did not even try to disguise his fury at Renault during the weekend, and he used his post-race news conference to make a public call to governing body the FIA to use its powers to equalise engine performance across the grid, one he was already making in private last year.

And the president sent the right message through Press Secretary Robert Gibbs in the follow-up, when Gibbs was asked if the president favored reform regardless of how the election came out: "It's called governing, right?" he asked rhetorically.

In a series of tweets on his official Twitter feed soon after the final whistle, Al Thani blamed the defeat on "racism" and called on governing body Uefa to launch an inquiry.

Even before his unsuccessful campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination, Mr. Biden took a different approach to Iraq from Mr. Obama's; Mr. Biden called for governing power in Iraq to be decentralized among three largely autonomous Sunni, Shiite and Kurdish regions.