Sentence examples for decide to govern from inspiring English sources
That is unless the two front-runners set aside their rivalry and decide to govern together, each bringing his or her allies into the coalition tent and all combining to keep Mr Lieberman out.
"After 30 years of experience there is no reason to believe that Hun Sen will wake up one day and decide to govern Cambodia in a more open, inclusive, tolerant, and rights-respecting manner," said the Asia director at Human Rights Watch, Brad Adams, who wrote the report.
British citizens decided to govern themselves and took pride in affirming the "consent of the governed".
"I already told the House and Senate Republicans, if Obama decides to govern from the center, you have to work with him," Gingrich told me.
Therefore, any classic war in terror-plagued territory will only succeed in making that territory more dangerous, and more hostile to the civilized world (unless a great power decides to govern such lands on a permanent basis, as was the case in the Russian pacification of Chechnya in the early 2000s).
Instead of calling a snap election at a time when his approval rating was almost 50% Aso decided to govern without a fresh mandate.
When Parliament was dissolved in 1629, Charles decided to govern without one, and Coke retired to his estate at Stoke Poges, Buckinghamshire, about 20 miles west of London, spending his time making revisions to his written works.
It's much easier to imagine Hillary pushing for a little change here and there, getting a few things done or maybe not getting much done at all if she decides to govern from the center.
A paper on hung parliaments produced by the House of Commons library notes that "if no party commands a majority, the previous government might remain in position and there might be a period of negotiation whilst they try to build a coalition or else decide to try to govern with a minority of Members of Parliament".
