Sentence examples for couldn't 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 coalition governments couldn't govern effectively.
I opposed devolution not because I thought the Scots couldn't govern themselves, of course they could.
"The Soviet Union produced numbers everyone believed were cooked, manipulated, therefore they couldn't govern themselves," Mr. Prewitt said.
Having said he couldn't govern, Melbourne decided to govern.
The assumption is that whoever is elected president later this year will need to have at least the tacit support of the Muslim Brotherhood, without whom he probably couldn't win, and of the military, without whom he couldn't govern.
Argentines who feared she could not govern alone have been reassured that little has changed.
The justices said local laws could not govern the criminal justice system.
Unlike the men of Athens or the small male aristocracy of Venice, obviously the men of England could not govern directly in an assembly.
Whatever else the past two years have shown, it's that the Republicans under Trump could not govern effectively, even when they controlled both houses of Congress.
The crisis came to a head when Netanyahu – complaining he could not govern – fired his justice minister, Tzipi Livni, and finance minister, Yair Lapid, collapsing the coalition.
