Sentence examples for governing from a from inspiring English sources
Obama, too, has learned to speak in clichés and orotund deflection about what it's like to be a black President, governing from a house built largely by slaves.
Robert Mugabe will continue as President of Zimbabwe until he is 100, governing from a "special wheelchair", his wife has said.
A Labour-led coalition will lack legitimacy in England and, if it is governing from a clear second-place, it might be better to seek a second election than to first walk into power and then into oblivion.
"I'm very comfortable with my credentials when it comes to doing the right thing by the Aboriginal people of Australia," he said, and referred to his commitment to spending one week every year governing from a remote community.
Then Dutch East India Co. merchants right out of a Vermeer painting stole it from the Portuguese, governing from a stadhuis, or town hall, that still looks as stalwart as any on the continent.
This is about her governing from a collaborative and not antagonistic place with the people.
One was his inclusiveness, his effort to tug people into his big tent, a huge contrast from Mr. Bush's years of governing from an ideological pup tent.
"I am proud of the fact that the Labour party has shown that it can govern from a centre-left position and maintain its position in government".
Mr. Lott says he has learned his lesson and hopes to govern from a broader coalition.
