Sentence examples for governing and it from inspiring English sources

She insisted government had to ensure it "gets on with governing" and it was up to ministers to "make the decision".

To me, he is throwing the towel in on governing, and it's just going to be about his grievances.

She lost, however, a series of senior colleagues who objected to her manner of governing, and it was that overweening style which led ultimately to her being ousted by members of her own cabinet and parliamentary party.

When Democrats inevitably take back Congress and the White House, they'll have every incentive to adopt a similar scorched-earth approach to governing, and it's very likely that the Supreme Court will become even more politicized as increasingly antagonistic parties tear down norms for the sake of consolidating power.

It has no sins and no failures to its account in the work of government because it has never governed, and it has no tradition of long political rivalry to divide it from either of its chief competitors.

Look at how we are governed and it is easy to feel weary, too.

This is no way to govern, and it cripples the system of checks and balances that our Founding Fathers envisioned.

"They have to stick together through a primary while at the same time sticking together in order to govern, and it's not going to be easy".

"He is busy trying to show he is ready to govern, he is fit to govern, and it is working," said François Heisbourg, the director of the Foundation for Strategic Research, in Paris.

However, this view exaggerates the differences between the way in which the British colonies and the Boer states were governed, and it minimizes the role played by South Africans of British descent in helping to create and maintain apartheid.

Rio is also a place that's historically been hard to govern, and it's about to face some crunch moments, like the Olympics and World Cup, that will put more stress on its infrastructure.