Sentence examples for governed that from inspiring English sources

But Britain hasn't been governed that way.

The collaborative culture that formerly governed that, albeit tinged with Anglo-Australian self-interest and suzerainty, has broken down.

In 2000, Mr Bush also ran as a different, more inclusive Republican; but he has not governed that way.

She said the Greenland treaty, which governed that country's exit from the EU following a referendum in 1982, could be a starting point.

It is ironic in the extreme that a guy who hasn't governed that well, and who is not particularly popular in his own country, should be able to catapult himself, and France, into the key leadership position in Europe.

The point is that not only are they imperfect, I have serious disagreements with how they've governed that clash with some of my core beliefs.

"It's the different style of governing that is attractive".

Upon taking office, Mr. Bloomberg tried to govern that way.

"Instead of the people governing, party bosses are governing, that's the fundamental flaw.

And the devices that govern that kind of activity change rapidly.

It's not simply how Obama came to govern that creates this impression.