Sentence examples for govern solely from inspiring English sources

Only thus, they say, can he redeem his campaign promises to transcend party and govern solely in the national interest.

First, it baselessly accused the market-friendly Mr Neves of wanting to cut social programmes and govern solely for the rich elite.

Ms Rousseff's campaign, as cynical as it is formidable, has relentlessly (and unfairly) bashed the market-friendly Mr Neves for wanting to slash social programmes and govern solely for the rich elite.

Fine Gael's Enda Kenny is still set to become the country's prime minister after the weekend, but it remains unclear if his party will govern solely with the support of a number of independents elected to the Dáil on Friday or will instead enter a coalition with Labour.

His comment stemmed from Obama's earlier insistence, in response to an audience member's question, that it would be "impractical" to govern solely from the word of the Bible.

On return to his San Juan home, which Sarmiento says Facundo governed "solely with his terrifying name", he realized that his government lacked support from Rosas.

But maybe she'll like it and stay.' " But Ms. Sullivan said that choosing a college should not be governed solely by finances.

It held that news was not an "ordinary" product like "steel" governed solely by antitrust, but rather something more "vital" because it was "clothed with a public interest".

In a world governed solely by the laws of supply and demand, China's increasing engagement in global energy markets would pose no serious problems.

Instead of action points gauges and stacked-up special moves we're presented with real-time action in which your attacks, be they physical or magical, are governed solely by how much stamina your character possesses.

The company was governed solely from England until 1931, when a Canadian committee was given exclusive authority in Canada but was held responsible to the governor and committee in England.