Sentence examples for could govern from inspiring English sources

Rajiv Gandhi's assassination in 1991 again returned voters to the Congress Party, but general elections were held in 1996, 1998, and 1999 because these Congress-led governments could govern effectively.

You had to show that it was a government who could govern in the national interest and for the full duration of the parliament.

But he said the military would appoint an interim government, perhaps this week, that could govern the country for up to two years until new elections are called.

"The 1790 naturalization act was an attempt to limit who could govern and keep people away from self governance".

Cameron could govern as a minority for a while.

The rules it makes for Capital One could govern the entire banking system going forward.

So even four years ago there was a strong question as to whether Hart could govern.

The Administration decided it could govern without reference to the Constitution.

But he said he could govern effectively and had never considered resigning.

Implicit in Buzi's Refugee Nation idea is the notion that refugees could govern their own affairs.

"If there were no siege, Hamas could govern for a hundred years," he said.