Sentence examples for govern one from inspiring English sources
This argument has a conservative appeal, given its focus on the individual rather than on the structures and the conditions that govern one's life.
As Jia Tolentino pointed out in a recent issue of The New Yorker, this argument focusses "on the individual rather than on the structures and the conditions that govern one's life".
Free from the rules that govern One Direction's sanitized world, Malik can sing about adult behavior — there are plenty of F-bombs and allusions to sex and drinking — but there's no rebellious energy to motivate it.
So he has to address that and yet, at the same time, pose as a serious candidate with real ideas about how to govern one of the biggest and most complex cities in the world.
These monosyllables govern one another by means of an order both consolatory and somewhat foreign to modern female experience: eating first, loving last, and praying – an activity unpoliticised by the female psyche and one she might vaguely associate with being cared for, separating the two like a referee a pair of boxers in the ring.
A9 Crime Central to Honduras Vote A continuing problem of violent crime, most of it attributed to youth gangs, was at the center of presidential elections in Honduras as two wealthy conservative businessmen remained locked in a tight contest to govern one of the poorest nations in Latin America.
Each is a strategic element in one's integrating of the good of practical reasonableness into one's deliberations, choices and execution of choices (prudentia), in one's dealings with others justice), and in integrating and governing one's desires by genuine reasons (temperantia) and enabling one to face down intimidating obstacles (courage, fortitudo).
He believes that the experience of being incapable of willing to do otherwise is not only compatible with governing one's own actions, but is the best indication of where one stands, and so is the surest symptom that one is the power behind one's exercise of authority.
Shimon Peres, a former prime minister and a Nobel Peace Prize laureate, is the candidate of the governing One Israel Party.
In essence, he is "building a machine for governing, one he intends to operate for a long time".
We have committed to governing one nation, bringing people together and flying the flag this week shows our pride in and solidarity with the LGBT community".
