Sentence examples for easy governing from inspiring English sources

He'll talk about Ohio, and balanced budgets, and Planned Parenthood, and how easy governing is for a smart executive like himself but none of it will matter if he can't articulate why he can actually win.

He'll have an easier time governing in practice if he can defend governance in principle.

Mr Maduro may find that winning the election is easier than governing.

But as Mr. Bloomberg learned, making a promise in a campaign is easier than governing.

For in such circumstances of political denial, campaigning is so much easier than governing.

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.

When its reporters are sent downtown, they have easy access to governing party officials and government functionaries.

But El Bolsón's widening divisions do not make governing easy.