Sentence examples for govern properly from inspiring English sources

But, if they don't, the government has to govern properly.

California's institutions are often too large or too small to govern properly.Proper regional government would be better.

Second, the government lacks basic capacity and knowledge on how to govern properly.

Already Gayoom has declared that Waheed cannot govern properly.

At the end of his post, he bemoans the "air of toxicity" that the Republican primaries are creating, pointing out that even if Romney wins it may well linger long enough to prevent him from being able to govern properly as "a cautious centrist".

He believed this deficiency would ultimately be corrected by the emergence of long-lived supermen with experience and intelligence enough to govern properly.

One respondent noted: "We do not actually exist as a legal entity, so we really took the view right from the beginning that it was therefore important to have proper governance and to be seen to be governed properly because that was the only thing we had…it was the only thing to show that we actually existed".

We do not think Britain can be governed properly under them.

It is tedious for Poles who are exasperated by their bickering and ineffective politicians; and tiresome for those who would like the biggest of the countries that joined the European Union in May 2004 to be governed properly.The new prime minister is Kazimierz Marcinkiewicz of Law and Justice, a moralistic centre-right party that won both the recent parliamentary and presidential elections.

The Atlanta school board, meanwhile, is in such disarray that a team from the regional agency that provides accreditation for the 49,000-student district showed up on Wednesday for its own investigation into whether infighting was keeping the board from governing properly.

This global village needs to be governed properly.