Sentence examples for governed there from inspiring English sources

It has governed there for almost all of post-war history, often with an absolute majority, as now with "King Horst" as state premier.

He governed there until 1710, when his enemies in Quebec and Paris forced his removal to the new French colony of Louisiana.

While schools try to desperately improve our citizenship lessons to include a little more on how our country is governed, there's a gap in the political activity of young people which desperately needs filling.

On the other hand, Guignon (2004, 2008) argues that in a democratic society, in which the authority of government in setting the political course—stems from the consent of the governed, there is good reason to promote virtues like authenticity that sustain such an organization of government.

"There's more to governing, there's more to being president, than speechwriting," he added.

With the area struggling to attract officials to govern, there is no reason for the insurgents to abandon the strategy.

When it comes to how to govern, there is some daylight between President Trump and Senate Republicans.

At present he governs there without a coalition partner (as does Mr Lafontaine in the state where he is premier, the Saarland).

There will always be an England to govern: There will be a baby Blair for but a moment; then he or she will be grown.

The answer, for now, is that they can and should — and indeed, precisely because they fear how Trump might govern, there is a moral responsibility to serve.

As Max Weber put it in "Politics as a Vocation", in governing, there is a difference between an "ethic of responsibility", resisting aggression, and an "ethic of ultimate ends", which uses power, especially violence, to attain a political goal.