Sentence examples for governing by the from inspiring English sources

This conception of governance highlights the limits to governing by the state.

The row over the base has underscored the Obama administration's difficulties in finding common ground with Mr. Hatoyama's slightly left-leaning Democratic Party government, which ended a half-century of governing by the pro-American Liberal Democrats when it came to power in September.

Speaks of the success in governing by the Communists, much of the credit for this belongs to Hilary Minc, the Industrial Minister.

But the prospect of an unpopular Labour leader governing by the fluke of a vastly greater conservative force split between Tories, Ukip and Cleggite Lib Dems is not heart-warming.

The impeachment puts a definitive end to 13 years of governing by the leftist Workers Partyy, an era during which Brazil's economy boomed, lifting millions into the middle class and raising the country's profile on the global stage.

Carney added that governing by the whims of the media might not be the most effective way for the White House to operate.

Higher education is governed by the Ministry of Public Education.

Cricket is governed by the Pakistan Cricket Board.

It is governed by the religious leadership.

– than have their use governed by "the invisible hand".

We seem to be governed by the internet-illiterate.