Sentence examples for governed for a from inspiring English sources

The main Protestant (Calvinist) church has been governed for a long time by Togolese moderators.

A PARTY that has governed for a quarter of a century would seem an unlikely instrument for change.

It recovered democracy in 2000, after the resignation of Mr Fujimori, who had governed for a decade as an elected autocrat.

Yet strong, autonomous new models of provision in many sectors, such as free schools and independent social worker practices, have to be governed for a social purpose without the scope for making a profit.

He governed for a short period after 1964, when Labour got a very small majority, and after February 1974, when Labour did not have a majority at all, and then went for a second election to seek a stronger position.

Napoleon arrived in Paris on 20 March and governed for a period now called the Hundred Days.

"If we can't form this government," he said, "the Schröder government will only be able to govern for a very, very short time".

Its overriding belief is that Labour can represent and govern for a majority of the nation.

"If there were no siege, Hamas could govern for a hundred years," he said.

"If they are clever, the Greens have a chance to govern for a long time," Mr. Eith said.

One example of anti-Macri sentiment, alluding to fears that he will govern for a privileged few, simply says "Macrisis".