Sentence examples for governing in our from inspiring English sources

Governing in our system is always bone-crushingly difficult; it should not be impossible.

Mr. Gingrich called for a federal law banning courts from using Shariah in place of American law, and Sarah Palin warned that if Shariah law "were to be adopted, allowed to govern in our country, it will be the downfall of America".

The first voters in this country could only dream of how close we are now to those who are supposed to govern in our interests.

That we are governed in our natural condition by such a substantive moral law, legislated by God and known to us through our natural reason, implies that the state of nature is not the war of all against all that Hobbes claims it is.

Because our first experience with being governed in is our families, we all learn a basic metaphor: A Governing Institution Is A Family, where the governing institution can be a church, a school, a team, or a nation.

But I believe, too, that we hope our leaders are capable of governing in a manner reflective of our highest principles and aspirations.

"Whether the fiduciary rule comes out of the Department of Labor or other governing bodies in our industry, it's probably going to be something that's going to happen.

But right now, there is too much uncertainty; no one knows what will be the new rules governing investments in our biggest financial institutions.

What does follow are two books of propositions that provide means for inferring forces from motions and motions from forces and a final book that illustrates how these propositions can be applied to the system of the world first to identify the forces governing motion in our planetary system and then to use them to differentiate between certain true and apparent motions of particular interest.

I say, Mr. Obama, keep governing in prose.

We have lost the art of governing in Washington.