Sentence examples for governing approach from inspiring English sources

In what will probably be a theme of the Liberal campaign, Mr. Ignatieff, introducing the motion that led to the government's fall, called Mr. Harper's governing approach anti-democratic.

One opinion holds that the governing approach will be different only because a more modern, sophisticated citizenry is demanding it.

In the age of eBay and Priceline, we are now a nation of comparison shoppers, inclined to trade one governing approach for another with a frequency that would have been unthinkable 20 years ago.

By standing up to Mr Gore's barrage of facts without wilting, and by defending his general hands-off governing approach as more in keeping with America's preference for modest, not intrusive government, Mr Bush narrowed this gap.But he did not close it.

The need to twist a governing approach dedicated to making more people poor while rewarding a small cadre for doing so into a doctrine is not at all surprising.

The leadership of labor departments interpreted the decision by the central government as a new governing approach, which was "prevent first, grassroots first, and mediate first" (see Tian 2008).

For their moment, they were political missionaries who came to introduce a nation raised on the New Deal to an alternative approach to governing.

I'm a believer that that is a smart way to approach governing and government," Podesta said.

Hoffman was 28 when the International Cycling Union, the sport's international governing body, approached him about adding BMX freestyle to the Olympics.

The conversations illustrated the differences that govern the approach to integration of the immigrants.

The same instinct for the simple, the dramatic and the showy governs his approach to recasting school exams, of which his announcement last week on A-levels was the latest example.