Sentence examples for govern another from inspiring English sources

And while Castro was outside the mission leading the demonstrations, the ticker broadcast messages such as "No man is good enough to govern another man without that other's consent"; "Only in totalitarian societies do governments talk at their people and never listen"; and my personal favorite, "To those who may want to be here, we respect your protests.

No man is good enough to govern another man without that other's consent.

Discretion also governs another feature of the typically Wodehousean syntax – abbreviation.

That would be an excellent time for him to explain to an understandably skeptical audience why he campaigned one way -- as a big-tent compassionate conservative -- and governed another.

Ottawa is three time zones away and well beyond the Rockies, but for the loggers who work here, Canada's Liberal Party government might as well govern from another planet.

Franklin Roosevelt was right when he said you ought to get elected with one set of people and govern with another.

The truth is, this deal guarantees that the back-room politics that have infected Albany for generations will govern for another decade.

It was a slim victory but an unexpected one, which gave the Conservatives the right to govern for another five years without having to compromise with the Liberal Democrats.

His birthday wish was to live (and presumably to govern) for another 50 years to see "Bolivarian socialism" come to fruition.In fact, time may be running out for the revolution.

Mr. Chávez has never disclosed what form of cancer he had and speculation rages that he is much sicker than he has let on, raising doubts about his ability to campaign for re-election or govern for another term.

"You get in with one group and govern with another," he reportedly said".Piribebuy has funded a one- room museum, which includes a single tuft of braided hair removed from the mass grave below its 18th-century church"But alienating the Liberals cost him his presidency, because the Paraguayan left was far too weak to protect him.