Sentence examples for governed from a from inspiring English sources

"I want Britain to be governed from a progressive and responsible place.

No modern country can be governed from a single location only.

According to al-Ahram, the plot – thwarted by the military on 3 July – would have led to Egypt being governed from a mosque in Cairo.

A country governed from a fortress inaccessible to 99percentt of its citizens may be many things, but is not yet a democracy.

The state is divided into local governmental units called municipios (municipalities), each of which is governed from a city or town.

A president who had governed from a statehouse, as most of Obama's recent predecessors have done, might have grasped right away the need to take the case to the local level, repeating the same argument for investment at every ribbon-cutting ceremony the White House could find.

"I am proud of the fact that the Labour party has shown that it can govern from a centre-left position and maintain its position in government".

Mr. Lott says he has learned his lesson and hopes to govern from a broader coalition.

Robert Mugabe will continue as President of Zimbabwe until he is 100, governing from a "special wheelchair", his wife has said.

They have failed to protect the people they govern from a danger that is far worse than drugs, more menacing even than terrorism, because it afflicts the majority.

He wants to stay as prime minister, but longs to get out of No 10, govern from a train, become a teacher.