Sentence examples for facing governing from inspiring English sources
But the problems facing governing bodies in sport go much, much deeper.
Mr. Obama, 51, faces governing in a deeply divided country and a partisan-rich capital, where Republicans retained their majority in the House and Democrats kept their control of the Senate.
Four Corners reporter Marian Wilkinson told ABC News Breakfast the program would also feature some hard-heads in the Liberal party who will discuss the "immense difficulty" Turnbull will face governing with a "wafer-thin one-seat majority in the lower house and a very fractious Senate".
This picture shows the tension with his advisers and the challenges he faced in governing.
In an interview on Saturday, Vice President Biden expressed sympathy for Mr. Karzai for the challenges he faces in governing Afghanistan.
And Mr. Clinton's perpetual campaign to raise his polls and popularity will doubtless be taken up by the next administration as well, given the difficulties Mr. Bush faces in governing with a bitterly divided Congress and a divided public.
Leaving aside Egypt's all-consuming problems, especially its sputtering economy, Mr. Morsi will face specific governing challenges, especially enlisting partners from other parties who have been reluctant to work with the Brotherhood and dealing with the groaning state bureaucracy bequeathed to him by Mr. Mubarak.
Analyst Paulo Sotero looks at the challenges she faces in governing Latin America's biggest nation.
Our founders, faced with governing a wildly diverse, geographically enormous new country, embraced a decentralized model.
The maximum ban Suarez could face if governing body Fifa takes retrospective action is 24 matches or two years.
Our country faces a governing crisis of historic proportions.
