Sentence examples for close governing from inspiring English sources

Moreover, compared to close governing party losses, there is a sharp drop in turnout and contending party votes in close governing party wins.

Despite their apparent close relationship during the campaign, it soon became clear that contrary to Mr. Clinton's early assertions that they would have an unusually close governing partnership, he would not be operating any kind of co-presidency, at least not with Mr. Gore.

Nobody but the P.A.P. has come close to governing Singapore since it became independent in 1965.

Our group of Islamic scholars devised a rating system to determine which governments came closest to governing with true Islamic principles.

As the Iraqi people move closer to governing themselves the terrorists are likely to become more active and more brutal.

"As the Iraqi people move closer to governing themselves, the terrorists are likely to become more active and more brutal," he said.

The N.U.M., a strong force in the struggle to end apartheid, is now seen by many as being too close to the governing African National Congress it helped bring to power.

In it, both the head of the National Judicial Office and the public prosecutor, both people very close to the governing party and elected by the Fidesz parliamentary supermajority, can choose which judge hears each case in the country's courts.

Some miners say the official National Union of Mineworkers is too close to the governing African National Congress (ANC) and so is no longer standing up for their rights.

Fifa will announce on Friday that Qatar faces no threat to its right to host the 2022 World Cup, sources close to the governing body have told BBC Sport.

It is criticised too, as being too close to the governing African National Congress (ANC) and the new black South African elite, and even to business leaders, including the London-based Lonmin, who own the mine.