Sentence examples for governed successfully from inspiring English sources

After all, Labour and the Liberal Democrats have already governed successfully together in Scotland.

If he governs successfully, we're in a new political era.

But whether he can govern successfully enough to finish it remains an open question.

He needed their support in order to govern successfully, he argued, but he could win the election without them.

He should be thinking about who can help him govern successfully so he can get re-elected.

If Republicans succeed if they govern successfully in office and negotiate attractive compromises out of office Rush's listeners get less angry.

And yet, like Mr. Malanga, she said Mr. Booker's fortunes depend mainly on whether he proves that he can govern successfully, not just campaign.

He recently declared, in the dry pages of the journal "Campaigns & Elections," that his immediate goal was to "help the Republicans govern successfully and become a majority party".

Fatah is far from assured of winning such an election; and even if it wins, far from assured of governing successfully for long.

But through five troubled months in office, Mrs. Kirchner is struggling to break free of the curse of Argentine leaders past: the failure to govern successfully in the good times.

To govern successfully in modern Britain a prime minister has to do at least two of three things: make the voters better off; learn the lessons of recent political mistakes; and favour sensible compromise over ideology.