Sentence examples for effectively governed from inspiring English sources

He entered politics in 1932, ultimately becoming a key government official and protégé of General Trujillo, who effectively governed the country for 30 years as one of Latin America's most powerful dictators.

President Clinton effectively governed when confronted with the Republican right, and Hillary experienced that navigation firsthand.

Zohar, who was the head of the Israeli Civil Administration from 1991 to 1994, effectively governed the occupied West Bank during those years.

Republicans for years decried President Barack Obama's alleged overreach on executive actions, alleging that he effectively governed by fiat and ignored or rewrote the law.

Critical to the success of these flexible spot markets is the growing sophistication of their technology infrastructure and platform design, which allow transactions to be effectively governed.

Together with the new premier, Li Keqiang also elected in March Xi led the seven-member Political Bureau (Politburo) that effectively governed China.

This dilemma has produced a flurry of global governance scholarship grappling with the challenge of creating institutions that effectively "govern without government" in a global era [ 5].

But it could potentially be a small way for us to repair the fragile relationship between governments and citizens so leaders can more effectively govern.

I want it to work well!" One example of politicians' failure to effectively govern is infrastructure, the group agreed.

The Standing Committee, the body that effectively governs China, has nine members but is expected to shrink to seven.

In reality though, Australia governs itself and the prime minister effectively governs the country along with an executive cabinet handpicked from the legislature.