Sentence examples for could not only govern from inspiring English sources

The initial settlers were Indian freedmen slaves who had been freed by their Indian masters -- but later freed slaves from the Deep South joined them in a quest to prove that blacks could not only govern themselves but also prosper economically if given the chance.

These users not only govern but also maintain different features inside Wikpedia.

Therefore, our work could not only shed lights into the molecular mechanisms governing specific packing of SSEs in protein structure formation, but also could facilitate protein structure prediction.

Argentines who feared she could not govern alone have been reassured that little has changed.

Mumbai could not even govern itself.

Having said he couldn't govern, Melbourne decided to govern.

We recognize that we not only must govern ourselves but must be seen to govern ourselves.

In several publications, he argued that the individual conscience should not — could not — be governed, let alone persecuted.

Government aides describe a president determined not only to govern but also to modernise the government.

Rousseff aides describe a president determined not only to govern but also to modernize the government.

"I could also say that he is occupied and concerned about the immense task not only to govern Vatican City State, but to change things that he knows need to change," she added.