Sentence examples for continuing to govern from inspiring English sources

"If there is even ten per cent of truth in Israel TV's story," he declared, "this government has no place in continuing to govern".

If the commission finds against her she would face impeachment in the Senate, although government officials stress this would not stop the cabinet from continuing to govern in its caretaker role.

But none of that will stop us from continuing to govern in the national interest for the whole country.

In the course of his long and twisting career, Mugabe has repeatedly bedeviled his critics and outsmarted his foes, apparently for the sole purpose of continuing to govern.

Perhaps if we take the lead from the Netherlands, and begin making more diverse use of public space at night rather than continuing to govern it in the spirit of the suspicions of William the Conqueror, we can both expand our rights to the city at night, and make our night-time cities safer by making night space participatory rather than exclusionary.

Mr Clegg described arguments over the House of Lords as a "bump in the road in the Westminster Village" that will "not stop us from continuing to govern in the national interest for the whole country".

And the government has continued to govern with a heavy hand and little tolerance for opponents, including among the news media.

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

Letta wins vote of confidence by a narrow margin and continues to govern Letta loses vote of confidence and Napolitano sets up a technical government.

Under this plan, the C.P.A. would continue to govern Iraq...

The military has continued to govern in a bureaucratic fashion close to the style of Mr. Mubarak.