Sentence examples for called govern from inspiring English sources
David Crane, a Democratic private investor who lobbied for the primary changes in 2010 as an adviser to Mr. Schwarzenegger, has started a group called Govern for California, aimed at recruiting "financially literate" candidates for the State Legislature.
"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.
Of course, no one today would be so politically incorrect as to call governing Afghanistan "the White Man's Burden".
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.
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.
"But we have been called to govern in extraordinary times.
The answers, called 'policies', govern the organisation and give the technique its name.
"Those of us gathered here tonight have been called to govern in extraordinary times," Mr. Obama said.
No longer will we hide its price.... 'Extraordinary Times' Those of us gathered here tonight have been called to govern in extraordinary times.
