Sentence examples for governing based from inspiring English sources

She did reject Dublin's suggestion for a new "system" of governing based on agreed policies between Britain's secretary of state and an Irish government minister.

As an understandably exasperated President Obama has experienced firsthand, the new Republican Tea Party has no interest in governing based on reality or compromise -- and the time for trying to negotiate at all with these people is now over.

In particular because his whole way of governing is based on patronage," says van Bijlert, "Governing based on patronage does not have to be disastrous, but there needs to be some kind of minimum standards so that the people who get appointed are at least somewhat good at their jobs.

He can't govern based on the assumption that he will have more time to repair things.

Echoing Obama's subtle criticism of Clinton in his 2007 speech, Sanders said: "I promise you tonight, as your president I will govern based on principle not poll numbers".

But to assign authority to unelected men whose actual record suggests that they govern based on prejudices rather than analysis is even worse.

"It's what happens when you govern and make tough decisions, and do things that you believe are right, and don't govern based on polls," Mr. Spitzer said.

And we need to create an order in this region based on cooperation between our two countries to secure the freedom of the seas and to secure a region which is governed based on laws, not on force".

"If he is going to be an effective president, he has to govern based on the principles he enunciated in the campaign," said Kenneth M. Duberstein, a former chief of staff to President Ronald Reagan who is close to the White House, "and while he has to show some rhetorical flexibility, he can't walk away from the basic tenets of his beliefs".

After all, rules govern based on past experience – values are based on future aspirations.

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