Sentence examples for govern with a from inspiring English sources

MARCH 13 Ertha Pascal-Trouillot takes office as President of provisional civilian Government to govern with a 19-member Council of State and lead the nation to elections.

It is easy to forget now but in the days after last year's General Election all the talk was about how hard it would be for a Conservative only Government to govern with a working majority of just 17. Controversial legislation would have to be shelved.

In "the best state," however, the citizen is "one who is able and chooses to be governed and to govern with a view to the life of excellence" (III.13, 1284a1 3).

And the government has continued to govern with a heavy hand and little tolerance for opponents, including among the news media.

A coalition should govern with a certain degree of caution.

They may renew the same coalition or choose to govern with a growing Green Party.

He will either have to stitch together a coalition or govern with a minority.

Unlike Ms Merkel, Mr Rüttgers does not govern with a competitor who badmouths reform.

To govern with a majority, 323 seats are needed (five Irish nationalists don't take their places).

You are the coward!" etc... Letta has said he will refuse to govern with a weak majority.

If he gets re-elected, I hope he can govern with a little more certainty and decisiveness.