Sentence examples for cripple governance from inspiring English sources

In domestic policy, he was subject to the dogmatism -- from both the left and right -- which now threatens to cripple governance altogether.

Jon Chait agrees that the Republican minority's determination to cripple government as a negotiating tool creates a crisis of governance, but he has a "less moralistic" take on things.

However, so far he has been unable to slow a plunder that has crippled Iraq's governance.

The I.M.F., which in principle should play that role, is crippled by obsolete governance stemming both from its current articles of agreement as well as long-standing practices.

In many of the world's poorest nations, governance is crippled as a result.

However, the author chronicles recent events in the nation to show how corruption, inequality, deeply embedded poverty and poor governance have crippled the nation.

Conservative Republican governance has crippled both states and the governors of both are trying to undermine the judicial branch so as to have no encumbrance on their radical conservative agenda.

And Matthew Yglesias thinks the constitutional option might well be better than any deal that might be reached, as reaching a deal (clearly possible only on Republican terms) would mean the debt ceiling will become a permanent occasion for insane governance-crippling legislative hostage-taking forever.Uh oh, I feel myself being pulled inescapably down.

"What 'techniques' from the Nazis' governance are worth learning — how to stealthily cripple democracy?" the statement asked.

The emotive momentum of the revolutionary project and an actual armed conflict gave way to the banal challenges of running a country, crippled with a weak economy, poor international relations and chaotic governance.

The cities are crippled, too, by a collapse of municipal services that hints at a larger failure of governance in the country.