Sentence examples for governing at from inspiring English sources

"He's been governing at a time when it's almost impossible to be a successful mayor.

Redistricting may sound esoteric, but it can have an impact on governing at the state and federal levels.

Yet it has developed a very simple control system for governing at least part of this complex cycle.

During its years governing at the national level, from 1999 to 2004, the B.J.P. sanctioned the study of astrology as a science.

Second, as much as Americans may distrust a cronyist liberalism, they prefer it to a conservatism that doesn't seem interested in governing at all.

Mario Cuomo's well-worn dictum, that politicians should campaign in poetry but govern in prose, still holds true; the problem is that Washington is hardly governing at all.

Some countries will be unable to follow -- they are too corrupt or war-torn or venally governed or not governed at all.

"I have no intention to govern at all costs," he said on Sunday.

Boumedienne lacked widespread popular support, and he governed at first through a 26-member revolutionary council.

(For histories of the territories governed at various times by the empire, see France Germany Italyly).

Many pundits questioned whether Mr Calderón would be able to govern at all.