Sentence examples for difficulty of governing with from inspiring English sources
Mr. Hastert, a conciliator whom the conservatives say they trust, has set a less combative tone and explained the difficulty of governing with so slim a majority.
Downs: The tax credits rebellion and "pig-gate" The prime minister quickly discovered the difficulties of governing with only a small majority when a group of Conservative backbenchers refused to accept his proposals for reducing tax credits, after suggesting in the election that they would be safe from cuts.
As a young Tory adviser in the early 1990s, Mr Cameron will have witnessed at first hand the difficulties of governing with a slender Commons majority and what can happen when your own backbenchers turn against you.
Mr. Trump, who has touted his negotiating skills and invited the label "the closer" as the vote approached, was receiving a painful reality check about the difficulty of governing, even with his own party in power on Capitol Hill.
Charles de Gaulle once remarked on the difficulty of governing a country with some 240 different kinds of cheese.
The maneuvering shows the difficulty of governing in a state where legislative power is split between Republicans and Democrats who represent different regions of the state.
And now even less will be.Part of this failure is attributable to the intrinsic difficulty of governing Indonesia at all.
Imagine the difficulty of governing a nation like this - from West to East it spans the distance between London and Baghdad, with three different time zones and hundreds of different ethnic groups and languages.
This need arises from the difficulty of governing a frazione divided among five municipalities (Borgaro Torinese, Caselle Torinese, Leinì, Settimo Torinese, Turin) as well as the difficulties in organizing daily activities and services for the inhabitants of Mappano.
