Sentence examples for governing hard from inspiring English sources

Were he to win, he would find governing hard.

That would not force Peru to suspend debt payments, but it would damage investors' confidence, already battered by political uncertainty.Assuming he does stay in office, Mr Fujimori is likely to find governing hard.

But a non-Peronist may find governing hard: the party controls most of the provinces, and is the largest force in the Congress, which does not face elections until October.Mr Kirchner can claim to have governed his (oil-rich) province fairly well.

Jesús Silva-Herzog, a political commentator, says the allegations play on a public concern that Mr Calderón's conservative National Action Party is too cosy with business.Until now Mr Calderón has confounded the expectation that his narrow mandate would make governing hard.

In the meantime they have made governing harder.

Critics on All Sides Every White House finds governing harder than campaigning.

Despite his larger parliamentary contingent, he may find governing harder in his second term than his first.

It is also enabling the creation of powerful minorities and making governing harder and minority rule easier than ever.

"Every seat that Ryan loses makes the job of governing harder," Hudak said.

That Rosemont has made it this far has led critics to argue that the General Mining Law of 1872, which governs hard-rock mining, is woefully outdated and needs to be altered.

Finally, as the French await yet another governing administration, hard questions are posed in Paris.