Sentence examples for governing for a from inspiring English sources

Mr Osborne may be the most powerful man in Westminster, and increasingly liked within it, but he could imperil his party's hopes of governing for a second straight decade if he becomes their leader.

These differences influence which shear-transfer actions may be governing for a given member and loading situation.

Opposed to the queen's rule is Le Sénat: consuls Richter and Valentine, chancellor Meerschaum, and regent Jasper, all of whom have been governing for a century.

Those former dissidents-turned-politicians had been governing for a year, with Solidarity intellectual and pioneering newspaper editor Tadeusz Mazowiecki as prime minister but former Communist general Wojciech Jaruzelski holding the presidency.

"If we can't form this government," he said, "the Schröder government will only be able to govern for a very, very short time".

The main Protestant (Calvinist) church has been governed for a long time by Togolese moderators.

Its overriding belief is that Labour can represent and govern for a majority of the nation.

"If there were no siege, Hamas could govern for a hundred years," he said.

A PARTY that has governed for a quarter of a century would seem an unlikely instrument for change.

"If they are clever, the Greens have a chance to govern for a long time," Mr. Eith said.

One example of anti-Macri sentiment, alluding to fears that he will govern for a privileged few, simply says "Macrisis".