Sentence examples for governing even from inspiring English sources

Federal elected officials spend only a fraction of their time engaged in what might loosely be called the business of governing — even when they belong to the party that believes in government.

For a decade before he took over in 2005 his party looked incapable of governing, even when it was still nominally doing it.

In the two years since Greece asked for a foreign bailout, its leaders have had trouble governing even with a clear majority.

ATHENS — In the two years since Greece asked for a foreign bailout, its leaders have had trouble governing even with a clear majority.

The simmering scandal is "a point of political weakness," he said, adding, "It poses greater difficulty for governing even his allies".

Unlike the Fatah politicians, who have travelled the world, navigated diplomatic receptions, and dealt closely with the Israelis for many years, they are provincial, inexperienced, and leery of the task of governing even a proto-state.

A Court that has nine judges who owe their careers to one party and who have been elected for 12-year terms can make it difficult for any non-Fidesz government to govern, even if a new government could be elected against the background of an ever-changing landscape of new electoral barriers that the opposition has to hurdle.

Strengthening its government with the management tools to govern, even down to the mundane details of street paving and sewage line replacement, is our last best shot at accomplishing this.

Now Brussels can govern even more incisively and dictatorially.

Bangladesh would be hard enough to govern even if nature were on its side.

Let him govern, even if you think he's making mistakes.