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That was the route chosen by two former Republican presidents who were also distrusted by conservatives but nonetheless governed effectively from the center.

At the same time, we must maintain the public's trust by ensuring that nonprofits are governed effectively, and with meaningful oversight".

Mother and son governed effectively until her death in 176, when Ptolemy fell under the influence of two ambitious courtiers.

Over the years, Senegal has developed special mechanisms to ensure the role of the military in civilian affairs is governed effectively.

Innovative and holistic approaches to destination marketing and management are needed to ensure that protected areas are managed, marketed and governed effectively alongside adjacent lands.

Ms Sturgeon said: "The aims of my government are clear: to create a nation that is both socially democratic and socially just, a nation that is confident in itself and governed effectively and a nation which will address poverty, support business, promote growth and tackle inequality.

For centuries Trinity was regarded as a bastion of the "Protestant Ascendancy" that governed and effectively owned and controlled most of Ireland.

General McChrystal told me, "I think it's reasonable for Pakistan to want an effectively governed Afghanistan, one which can control its own borders".

For the core issues here are labour standards, and they are more effectively governed collaboratively, or else the great danger is of a competitive pressure to strip away protections covering hours, discrimination or agency and temporary working.

In the late 1700's, more than 20 petitions were filed with the legislature to allow Trumbull to become its own community "Logistically, there was just too much area to cover for the community to be effectively governed," said Jean Rabinow, managing director of the Trumbull Historical Society.

Sustainability transitions have been studied as complex multi-level processes, but we still know relatively little about how they can be effectively governed, especially in transnational domains.