Sentence examples similar to governing capable from inspiring English sources

Today's global challenge to deliver sufficient wholesome water to the 9 billion that we're becoming by 2050 is, in the end, an early proxy test of human civilization's monumental survival challenge to develop new kinds of organizations, infrastructures and governing mechanisms capable of sustainably managing the Earth's total environment.

But that all starts to sound like humanitarian aid rather than the building of self-governing, capable communities.

The Greek polis and the Roman res publica gave shape and concrete substance to the Aristotelian definition of perfect freedom of the citizen of the ancient world, who was neither sovereign nor subject, but on different occasions "governor" and "governed", and capable, therefore both of commanding and obeying.

"Now the question is whether the Somali government is capable of governing this space," Pham said.

Commenting on her departure, Theresa May, the shadow work and pensions secretary, said the government was no longer capable of governing.

The irony of the current political environment in Washington is that a divided government requires that Republicans demonstrate that they are capable of governing.

"The Iraqi people are plenty capable of governing themselves".

Is this generation of Democrats capable of governing?

Abbott: If you can't stop the boats you are not capable of governing the country.

"As the biggest opposition party, we will strive to build a responsible party capable of governing".

None of the country's competing armed factions are capable of governing alone.