Sentence examples for govern to do from inspiring English sources

DENNY FREIDENRICH Laguna Beach, Calif., Nov. 22, 2011 To the Editor: Our representatives are elected not only to represent their constituents' will but also to govern — to do the hard work of understanding the complexity of national governance and to exercise judgment on their constituents' behalf to get the nation's work done.

But the prime minister deflected questions on the timing of the election, saying only that she had "more governing to do".

But the big advantage for the loser this time is that both main parties need to examine why they have struggled to break through; it's just that one will be too busy governing to do it properly.

And they don't have any desire to govern in order to do good for the people or for future generations.

We also learned the protocols that govern what to do if we shot someone ourselves.

Before Vasquez and her fellow debtors had risen to speak, the negotiators, representing a wide range of interests from colleges to accreditors to legal aid lawyers, were engaging with Department officials on drafting new rules to govern what to do when students claim, as a defense to repaying their student loans, that their school mistreated them.

Unions protested outside Fifa House and called on world football's governing body to do more to pressure the Qatar government on the issue.

Meanwhile the Stonewall director of public affairs, Ruth Hunt, has urged sports stars and governing bodies to do more to tackle homophobia and to make gay people welcome in sport.

Professor Ian Rivers of Brunel University, part of an expert panel that oversaw the study of more than 9,500 responses, called on sports governing bodies to do more to tackle the problem.

The naked operation of the "free market" will not accomplish these tasks, so it is up to the governing body to do it.It is almost ironic that European economic law is cited when it comes to criticising regulatory policies adopted by UEFA.

Bit of governing yet to do.