Sentence examples similar to govern steadily from inspiring English sources
We can trace this deadly outcome directly to the inability of the governing elites to steadily refuse to do anything about extreme inequality; Clinton, during the primaries, mocked free college and single-payer healthcare, saying it would never happen.
A MAYOR'S STRUGGLE -- With much of New Orleans under water, Mayor C. Ray Nagin is steadily losing what little power he has to govern the dispossessed citizens of his city.
"My position on the EU is that it's fundamentally undemocratic and has steadily stripped its member nations of the right to govern themselves, which is the very definition of imperialism.
Over seven decades, the legislation governing martial law was steadily expanded.
The CAMHS system is in many respects a system that is governed by reinforcing loops, steadily pushing the system away from a desirable, stable level of performance.
Instead, he's pursuing a policy of steadily weakening the Palestinian Authority that governs the West Bank — while steadily lifting any restraints on Israel's creeping annexation of the West Bank.
As the country's centrally managed economy slid steadily into chaos, and disparate national groups blossomed into determined seperatist movements, the Supreme Soviet acquiesced increasingly in Gorbachev's inclination to try to govern by decree.
