Sentence examples for governed differently from inspiring English sources

Hong Kong is different, and should be governed differently.

They, and their neighbourhoods, need to be designed and governed differently.

Prepare a brief report explaining what an Indian reservation is and how this land may be governed differently than other types of property.

First, since 1921, Ulster has been governed differently from England and until 1971 operated like any one-party state with its requisite discrimination and repression.

Another joke, a bit more wistful and a bit closer to the bone, comes when people tell him that he would have governed differently than Mr. Bush.

Within these efforts to shape the conduct of NGOs we call attention to the constitutive role of NGO 'counter-conduct' – conduct by NGOs motivated by a desire to be governed differently (Foucault, 2007).

And while other countries have been riven by political bickering, we have shown that a coalition forged in a time of emergency could be a different kind of government, governing differently.

In a reference to the political rows disabling the US, Clegg said: "While other countries have been riven by political bickering, we have shown that a coalition forged in a time of emergency could be a different kind of government, governing differently".

The cost of that energy is that she will be asked to live up to a fantasy that has plagued other history-makers: that by virtue of being different from those who preceded her, she will govern differently.

The candidates say a lot about how they are different from Mrs Arroyo, but little about how they might govern differently from her.

It gave all parties the mandate to govern differently.