Sentence examples for governing ethos from inspiring English sources

To them I will explain, yet again, that our governing ethos was one of ease and -- yes! -- laziness.

Mr. Cook's goal, now, should be to alter Apple's governing ethos to induce a small measure of chaos into his company.

Vogel describes the governing ethos as "How would a town look if we actually got to decide what was important?" She told me, "There's something that I experience on the land when I walk at night without a flashlight in the woods and recognize that for that moment I feel completely safe.

It cannot afford a governing ethos infused by a religious fundamentalism concerned chiefly with settlement, conquest and conflict.Judaism itself, which the Israeli governing camp has tried to harness to its policies, needs to quell this dangerous strand of zealotry within it.

Finally, it meant the end of British socialism as a governing ethos.

Habermas has always maintained that secular morality — morality negotiated in and by civil society — can, and should, provide humanity with a governing ethos.

It was a study in diplomatic caution -- and, as such, an apt metaphor for the ethos governing when, where, how long and how loquaciously Mr. Bush lets himself be seen these days.

This kind of transparency and ethos of governing should determine whether or not individuals should have the right to run for re-election.

But, he added, "there is a part of Los Angeles that is still governed by the ethos of the developer -- and the quick buck, opportunism and dynamism that goes with it".

Informal collaborations are governed by an ethos of reciprocity and mediated by trust while formal project agreements can provide a safe space for sharing between unfamiliar partners.

The detailed study of public administration by senior practitioners seemed an exotic notion to a governing class that retained a generalist ethos.