Sentence examples for future governing from inspiring English sources

In a telephone interview, Mr. Layton refused to speculate on possible negotiations with a future governing party, but was openly gleeful about the prospects of a minority government he might be able to influence.

Seeking to avoid the impression that it is calling all the shots, the Bush administration has said publicly that the future governing arrangements in Afghanistan are up to the Afghans.

As I step aside as President, I do so knowing that the future governing documents of this organization will hold those who lead it accountable for their actions and accountable to the rules.

Linsey said he expected the plans to get the nod from government in the coming weeks, which would then need to be approved by the BBC Trust, or a future governing body, before launching as a standalone profit-making business in about a year's time.

At the United Nations today, Mr. Annan met with all the members of the Security Council and heard complaints from several members that they were not being told anything about the future governing of Iraq, even though Washington wanted them to lift the penalties, according to a diplomat with knowledge of the meeting.

In addition, the AfD's more populist rhetoric is potentially toxic for mainstream parties, making future governing coalitions with the AfD unlikely.

But the company has never grappled with something like this: a murky future governed by Google, a powerful master with unclear intentions.

Charlie Hebdo 's cover story this week is on the latest novel  by the controversial writer, Michel Houellebecq, which paints a  France of the future governed by an Islamic party and a Muslim president who bans women from the workplace and who was elected with mainstream support to block Le Pen.

A future governed by a hereditary aristocracy composed of the progeny of today's billionaires.

Let us look to a future governed not by what has been or what is, but by what should be.

Ashvin Shah Providence, R.I., June 25 , 2009• To the Editor: Mark Sanford clearly has other options in his future besides governing.