Sentence examples for confrontational governance from inspiring English sources
This, she said, leads to a more confrontational governance system in the United States.
Formula One needs to move away from confrontational methods governance and it will be Todt's job to ensure that the stewardship of races is fair and avoids dragging the sport through its courts in such a public manner.
"We are moving from a consensual to a more confrontational period in global economic governance," said Thomas Kleine-Brockhoff, senior director of policy programs at the German Marshall Fund of the United States, which promotes trans-Atlantic cooperation.
The governor, a Democrat who won election in November with strong union support, has carved out a national niche as a politician seeking an approach to state governance different from the confrontational stances taken by Republican counterparts like Chris Christie in New Jersey and Scott Walker in Wisconsin.
But more and more, Mr. McCain drops suggestions that this campaign style is about something broader -- a half-thought-out effort to turn back the clock not just on presidential campaigning but on governance, in search of a more personal, less confrontational time.
None were confrontational.
"I'm very confrontational.
Now this is confrontational.
