Most people wouldn't mind a privileged prime minister if they felt he governed fairly.
"Neither league has the right to lay down the law in rugby which must be governed fairly and with respect for others.
The career of Britain's first prime minister, who governed fairly continuously from 1721-1742, can often amount to a confusing procession of Junto Whigs and Cobhamite Whigs; wars of Spanish succession as well as Polish succession; Excise Bills, land taxes, pretenders and patriots.
This thesis argues that a systemic, global loss of trust is just starting to broadly occur in the Internet's ability to transmit data securely and in the current multistakeholder model of Internet governance to govern fairly.
They were ordinary men and women who distrusted colonial aristocrats or revolutionary mobs to govern fairly.
"We will govern fairly and wisely with an eye to the future and a heart to forgive," said Alex Salmond.
We will govern fairly and wisely, with an eye to the future but a heart to forgive".
Only by being elected, and then by demonstrating to whites that blacks can govern fairly and effectively, can the ceiling be broken, he said.
To govern fairly, though, the pharaoh had to delegate responsibility; his chief assistant was the vizier, who, among other duties, was chief justice, head of the treasury, and overseer of all records.
I question whether we will see, in my lifetime, the creation of a central government in both of those countries that's going to have the ability to govern fairly".
As Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, the governor of Jakarta, told reporters last week, the problem in Indonesia may not be political dynasties in and of themselves, but rather the ability of the particular dynasties that currently dominate the country to govern fairly and effectively.
