Sentence examples for fairly governing from inspiring English sources

This would pave the way for the world's poorest countries to play their part in the fight against hunger – the most complex part, which only they can perform – by taxing fairly, governing coherently, and putting their resources at the service not of elites or multinationals, but of their poorest citizens.

Zuckerberg proudly told Kirkpatrick that he revelled in the ways Facebook's users had forced him to become more democratic: "History tells us that systems are most fairly governed when there is an open and transparent dialogue between the people who make decisions and those who are affected by them.

His comments launched a barrage of irate tweets from women who questioned if he could fairly govern over women's rights when he seems to care only for their bra sizes and past suitors.

Puzder has made his philosophy of governing fairly clear through his op-eds, television appearances and personal blog.

They were ordinary men and women who distrusted colonial aristocrats or revolutionary mobs to govern fairly.

Most people wouldn't mind a privileged prime minister if they felt he governed fairly.

"We will govern fairly and wisely with an eye to the future and a heart to forgive," said Alex Salmond.

We will govern fairly and wisely, with an eye to the future but a heart to forgive".

Only by being elected, and then by demonstrating to whites that blacks can govern fairly and effectively, can the ceiling be broken, he said.

"Neither league has the right to lay down the law in rugby which must be governed fairly and with respect for others.

To govern fairly, though, the pharaoh had to delegate responsibility; his chief assistant was the vizier, who, among other duties, was chief justice, head of the treasury, and overseer of all records.