Sentence examples for governed poorly from inspiring English sources

And while Mr. Zardari's government has faced criticism as having governed poorly in many respects, it has made considerable strides in anchoring the country's democratic structures.

While the Muslim Brotherhood governed poorly, it would be a mistake to conclude from this that Islamists should now be weakened "by nearly any means," as Mr. Brooks writes.

Although Pakistan is governed poorly, the current civilian government has begun to squeeze the military's space internally and the courts are themselves groping for a role compatible with democratic norms even though they cause instability in the short run by decisions like the one to dismiss the country's prime minister.

"I have the moral weight of the people from below, who have been deceived and repressed for 51 years by those who have the weapons, the violence and totalitarian laws they use to govern poorly from above".

It is tempting to assume that accountability will eventually take hold, as in the past, whether through prosecutors and courts, if the President or his aides act illegally, or at the next election, if they govern poorly or betray the hopes of their voters.

The only thing that should matter to outsiders is that Nicaragua remain a democracy, and that Mr Ortega, presuming he governs poorly, surrender power peacefully in five years' time.Chávez's meagre haulAs for Mr Chávez, he has gained another ally in the region.

So much of Africa is still governed so poorly — Zimbabwe, anyone?

The two civilian leaders governed so poorly, and so corruptly, in the view of many in the educated middle class, that the dismissal of all four governments before they had served their parliamentary terms occasioned little protest.

For most of this time, the city and surrounding state have been poorly governed and brutally and badly policed.

Why will it win so comfortably despite governing so poorly?The ANC makes the political weather, but South Africa is not a one-party state.

It was on the verge of government intervention because it was so poorly governed".