Sentence examples for govern everyone from inspiring English sources

Santorum also used the formulation that caused him some trouble in Illinois, saying the presidential race is not about the economy, jobs, or national security, but about the bigger and more fundamental question of freedom, whether the country would be run by elites who want to govern everyone else or whether we would remain a country of limited government and free people.

The standards address airport operations ranging from de-icing fluids to how airplanes are refueled, and govern everyone who does business at the airport.

Patterson, a professor at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, says this demonstrates that the very nature of elections these days, and how they are covered by the press, leave people feeling helplessly disconnected -- and leave a shrinking, unrepresentative pool of voters with disproportionate power in deciding who should govern everyone.

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The more unequal societies become, the more easily they accept the unacceptable, and with each unrebuked violation, the powerful actors at the top of the society gain an ever greater sense of entitlement and an ever greater sense that the laws that govern everyone else don't apply to them.

Really, these people ought to be embarrassed, because what is most certain is that Obama will indeed govern for everyone more than George W. Bush governed for everyone.

He turns May's own rhetoric about wanting to govern for everyone against her.

"I want better days where they govern for everyone and not just for the greens," he said, referring to the color used by the president's party, Alianza País.

In his victory speech today, Cameron said that he wanted to reclaim "the mantle of one nation" and to govern "for everyone in Britain".

He promised his government would "be competent and trustworthy", would "purposefully and steadfastly and methodically … set about delivering on our commitments" and would govern for everyone.

In her speech May will set out three priorities: to govern "for everyone, not just the privileged few"; to unite the party and the country; and to negotiate EU withdrawal successfully.