Sentence examples for easier to govern from inspiring English sources
It is probably easier to govern.
Yet this would neither make the country any easier to govern nor help economic recovery.
That should make the country far easier to govern, and reduce resentment of Quebec in other provinces.
Even before the election, Mr Veltroni said he wanted to co-operate with Mr Berlusconi on electoral and constitutional reforms to make Italy easier to govern.
He said, 'Uneducated people are easier to govern.' " (One of Berdimuhammedov's first acts after coming to power was to extend school by a year).
"The fact is a people without culture is easier to govern," says Fansa, pointing to the recent efforts of Islamic State to destroy cultural sites in northern Iraq.
Meanwhile, after years of economic growth when it was easy to govern, Mr. Spitzer said, and then stagnation, when it became more challenging, the state government had arrived in "an era of a negative-sum game — we're failing".
Does that make it easy to govern?
The Assyrian-Greeks sought uniformity in their empire, the more easy to govern.
Arthur found it easy to govern Wales, as the border had become quiet after many centuries of warfare.
El Salvador is not an easy place to govern.
