Sentence examples for continue governing from inspiring English sources

In 1963, he was a member of a group called Spies for Peace, which stole and publicized the plans of the British government to continue governing the country in the event of nuclear war.

If the government wants to continue governing it has to have a broad coalition of interests and therefore it faces the difficult task of reconciling two different views while respecting the... result," he said.

Mr Brown had lost the election, but he was constitutionally correct to remain prime minister and continue governing – albeit with "discretion" – until a new government could be formed.

Sharon is determined to continue governing from the center.

"I have a mandate to govern, and I will continue governing," Mr. Fujimori said Tuesday night.

He said he had the "duty and the responsibility" to continue governing Italy.

Reid responded in January 1936 that there had been no such mismanagement, that the province's financial problems were due to Social Credit's policies, both real and promised, and that had the UFA won re-election in 1935 it could have continued governing without serious difficulty.

Sheik Khatib added that the current government would continue to govern for 100 days, restructure the security and military apparatus, and release political prisoners.

The person who is helping has a direct impact on whether it is possible to continue to govern, or if the caregiver assumes the governing role.

After the armistices and capitulations at the end of First World War, it was agreed that France and Italy should continue to govern the territories they occupied, and that France, Italy and the British Empire together should govern Shkodër.

In all three countries, the voters put the governing parties in first place, but kept them from having the majority they need to continue to govern.