Sentence examples for competently governed from inspiring English sources

England was competently governed under Henry V. Problems of law and order were dealt with by reviving the use of the King's Bench as a traveling court; central and local administration operated smoothly.

He owns no flat and, he says, does not have much of a life outside his work.Mr Zhang, who is 27, is beginning his climb up the bureaucracy in the capital of a province, Shanxi, south-west of Beijing, which is reputed to be among the most corrupt and least competently governed.

"It's about whether the president and the Congress can competently govern.

Yet if directors cannot be trusted to meet with and listen to shareholders, how can they be expected to competently govern a corporation?

The truly damaging thing about the HMRC fiasco is not that it undermines Mr Brown's claims to have governed competently since June.

"They have strong competitive pressure to govern competently".

This time they did, holding a credible primary before choosing Mr Buhari.The APC has, moreover, already shown it can govern competently.

Mr Johnson would need to govern competently for the remaining months of Labour's mandate, and perhaps make progress on public-service reform.

Nor does Frank's analysis adequately explore the possibility that Republicans pay a political price when they fail to govern competently, even though that seems to explain the way elections have been going since 2006.

These are all opportunities to show that ordinary, decent, free people can govern competently, respectfully and humbly, and to prove the value of the United States Congress to the great nation we serve.

A6 A Palestinian Plan for Gaza An internal Palestinian plan for the Gaza strip after the Israeli departure pictures a place connected to the world by an airport and developed competently by the governing Palestinian Authority.