Sentence examples for govern if from inspiring English sources

So this prospective coalition does not quite match Brown's promise that he will only govern if he can form a stable government Brown also knows that he has to think hard about the state of public opinion.

That is how I will govern if I am fortunate enough to form a government".

That is how I will govern if I am fortunate enough to form a government in the coming days".

The Liberal Democrat leader also made it explicit for the first time that electoral reform would be an unavoidable precondition of any coalition government as he insisted that Labour will have forfeited the right to govern if it comes third.

"You can't govern if you can't win".

Prophetically, she said: "Don't govern if you are afraid of losing popularity.

If you exercise "public government," you allow the people you rule to have a say in how they are governed; if you wield "private government," the rules are not up for debate.

In fact, the question of how this enormous space comprising 27 member states should be governed if, before every decision, 27 heads of government, cabinets and parliaments have to be convinced, has answered itself.

Yesterday the leaders were dogged by questions about what a hung parliament would mean, with neither side ruling out governing if such an event occurred.

Nor does it have a positive vision, or any vision, of how Iraq should be governed if the occupiers are driven out.

Will economic conservatives cleave to a president who believes in "spreading the wealth around"?Much depends on how Mr Obama governs if he wins, and how the Republicans behave if they lose.