Sentence examples for good at governing from inspiring English sources
They are nothing like as good at governing as they think they are.
Now Chavez has a mandate for reform, and he must show that he is as good at governing as at sweeping away an old system.
The September financial crisis, which confronted Congress with the task of trying to rescue the economy from collapse, gave Obama's aides the clearest indication that he might indeed be as good at governing as he has been at campaigning.
They are perfectly good at governing the dynamics of those structures.
Perhaps the fundamental problem is that our electoral system doesn't actually reward those who are good at governing; it rewards those who are good at winning elections.
Never choose a back-room guy you think would be good at governing, because if he's lousy at politicking, he may never get to the governing part.
But Mr. Yeltsin proved indifferent at governing.
We can distinguish, she urges, various important sub-classes among ways of being good, the useful (as in "good for" governing a verb), the skilful ("good at"), the enjoyable, the beneficial (as in "good for" governing a noun) and the morally good (Thomson 1996, 131 133).[26] All are matters of straightforward natural fact.
But the board did not do a good job of governing itself, at least by the standards that prevail in the wake of Enron and other corporate scandals.
It has been Palin's good fortune to govern the state at a time of record oil prices, which means record dividend checks: two thousand dollars for every Alaskan.
