The word "governable" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe someone or something that is capable of being controlled or governed. For example, "The activity was considered too chaotic to be governable."
In the end, the question of whether a country is governable turns on how much government you think it needs.
In the end, that piece argued,the question of whether a country is governable turns on how much government you think it needs.
It was governed in so far as it was governable by whichever of two great families happened to be on top, the Sadozais represented at that time by Shah Shuja, and the Barakzais represented by Dost Mohammad.
That will be the true test of whether the country is governable.
A deal signed last year under the Saudi aegis between quarrelling Somali factions looked hopeful too, but failed to make the country governable.
"We end up with shadow networks that make countries ungovernable, or governable by somebody else".
This will also reinforce the Republicans' claim that they are better at getting things done than Democrats (who, in Republican lore, ran Congress for decades without doing anything about drug prices).In this section Is the Golden State governable?
Electoral reforms, such as letting independent commissions draw district boundaries, would not suddenly make America governable, but they would help.
Only a few Mormons stayed behind, and the temple was destroyed.In this section Is the Golden State governable?
Mrs Arroyo has pledged to reduce the country's huge public debt, speed up growth, improve the tax take and produce constitutional reforms to make the Philippines more governable.
In January Mr Renzi, as leader of the centre-left Democratic Party, agreed with Mr Berlusconi on measures to make Italy more governable.
