Sentence examples for governed himself from inspiring English sources
Theodoric the Monk wrote about Eystein that he "was a paragon of honesty who governed himself no less than his subjects with moderation and wisdom.
But Morsi proved more interested in consolidating the Brotherhood's grip on government rather than governing himself, and he drove Egypt into a dead end — so dead that Egyptians took to the streets on June 30 and virtually begged the military to oust Morsi.
He's using all the powers in the constitution to govern himself.
The reason is that he appears incapable of acknowledging that he has an inability to govern himself.
If ancient man could govern himself, then perhaps one day, in the future, men can govern themselves again".
Then he produced The Apple Cart (performed 1929), a futuristic high comedy that emphasizes Shaw's inner conflicts between his lifetime of radical politics and his essentially conservative mistrust of the common man's ability to govern himself.
"How can a board's independence and ability to carry out its governance role be guaranteed if the chairman, the head of the board, is supposed to govern himself as CEO?" he muses.Britain's insistence that boards should contain a mix of executive and non-executive directors strikes him as equally odd.
"Now, is Cameron expected to resign immediately after losing that first vote or can he seek to do a further deal with the DUP? "I have argued that in those circumstances he could seek to do a further deal – especially if it is clear that Miliband does not have the numbers [to govern himself].
There were fanatics of the soil, like H.J. Massingham, who felt "a kind of music in the order of the universe which penetrates man by and through the earth" or Viscount Lymington, who admired the composting skills of the Hunza in what is now Pakistan but did not think "the coloured man" was fit to govern himself.
He won't govern himself, give him a mentor?
