Sentence examples for governing if it from inspiring English sources
For the next couple of hours, the name of the media game was chasing the independent and minor party players, to see whether Labor could muster the support it needed to keep governing if it changed leader.
There were more reasons not to be cheerful in the second part of Jacques Peretti's investigation of economic inequality The Super-Rich and Us (BBC2), which laid out the series of commercial and policy decisions that have been taken over the years to ensure that society bifurcates without ever endangering wealthy or governing (if it is at this stage worth separating the two) elites.
The Liberal Democrat leader also made it explicit for the first time that electoral reform would be an unavoidable precondition of any coalition government as he insisted that Labour will have forfeited the right to govern if it comes third.
Paxman asked whether it would be "legitimate" for Labour to try to govern if it came third in share of the vote.
His clarification marks a shift from the weekend when he appeared to suggest Labour would have forfeited the right to govern if it came third on 6 May.
The Basque Socialist Party, with 24 seats, could govern if it wins the support of other parties that also favor stronger ties with Spain's Socialist central government.
It's within his own party that the Bush record is repudiated and rejected, in favor of a more radical brand of conservatism that cannot win national elections and could not govern if it did.
It's an administration's way of telling the public how it would govern if it didn't have to work with Congress, and of demonstrating how much it cares about these proposals by working out in fine detail how much it all would cost".
That is how I will govern if I am fortunate enough to form a government".
That is how I will govern if I am fortunate enough to form a government in the coming days".
One nation, one United Kingdom - that is how I hope to govern if I am fortunate enough to continue as Prime Minister.
