Sentence examples for governing as it from inspiring English sources

OFA's impact has been questioned both within and beyond the party, and few expected its organizing program to work as successfully for governing as it did during campaign season.

Linking these four themes together in a coordinated action plan for the Arctic could demonstrate to skeptics that the Trudeau administration is as serious and skilled at governing as it is at communicating.

ISIS has promised to govern as effectively as it intimidates, but its talent lies in extortion and ethnic cleansing, not in sanitation and job creation.

Even on issues of everyday governance, like passing a budget, paying its debt obligations, and respecting deficit restrictions, government does not so much govern as it lurches from crisis to crisis.

Downing Street called it 'a big, decisive act of leadership', proof that New Labour would govern as it promised.

The targets were outlined by the BBC Trust as part of an overhaul in the way the BBC is governed as it tries to move on from a string of controversies ranging from multimillion-pound payoffs for senior management to the Jimmy Savile scandal.

But eight months on this Conservative administration is largely governing as if it had a majority well over a hundred – a confidence on show earlier today when Jeremy Hunt stood up in the chamber to announce that he intended to impose a new contract on thousands of junior doctors.

The possibilities most widely mooted among American officials are retaining the governing council as it is with its wide mix of ethnic, religious and secular leaders, or to widen the body by drawing in a wider cross-section of Iraqis.

But Brazil's left-wing presidents, while governing as moderate social-democrats, found it useful to indulge Mr Chávez.

Stemming from the importance of having a representative body governing as the people's surrogates, it is also essential to have a professional, non-partisan civil service that provide these services to the people.

The controlling point in the present posture of these proceedings is that the petitioner has not brought himself under the governing regulation as it is now construed by the department charged with its application.