Sentence examples for govern better from inspiring English sources

As a Russian it hurts me to say this, but I think the new government, authoritarian though it will be, will govern better and prove a better partner for Western nations than the present so-called democracy.

If Labour wants to govern better, it needs to outsource more.

But Mr Obama's lack of a crushing Senate majority could actually help him govern better.

You don't govern on Twitter, though Mr. Booker, particularly in the December snowstorm, showed it can help you govern better.

They would all govern better and have a better perspective on life if they took one week off a month to actually think about things.

Mr. Obama responded by meeting with civil society leaders and stressing in a Moscow speech that U.S. civil society, by questioning his policies, made him govern better.

Could they be governed better and, if so, how?

Whoever now becomes president, it would have helped make the healing easier and the prospects of governing better.

Hamas believes that, given the chance, it can show that it governs better than its rival, Fatah, which is in control of the West Bank.

Some of the warlords, like Gul Agha Shirzai in Kandahar and Ismail Khan in Herat, have governed better than others and have won a measure of popular support.

Peter Keller, president of polling organisation YouGov, tested in spring the proposition that "Britain would be governed better if our politicians got out of the way, and instead our ministers were non-political experts who knew how to run large organisations".