Sentence examples for governing into from inspiring English sources

He added that the payments highlighted a concern that his and other government watchdog groups had raised about the Pataki administration: that it has turned governing into a permanent campaign.

The premium for such juicy controversies prompts the reporting of more and more of them, which can turn governing into an endlessly repeating cycle of scandal alerts and scandal finessing.

Mr. Cohen is playing a role similar to that of an agent on the project, negotiating with publishers as well as seeking a co-author who can turn Mr. Cuomo's ideas about governing into a compelling narrative.

Politicians in both parties say -- Republicans with a hint of admiration, Democrats with exasperation -- that the commercials are an extension of an administration that has turned governing into a perpetual campaign.

This reveals both the gap between local ambitions and capacity to implement plans, and the potential for translation of neo-liberal governing into contrasting commercial and community urban energy enterprises, prefiguring different energy futures.

He governed into his late 80's, when he was blind, practically deaf and stooped, but even then he managed to keep a tight rein on the government.

Get government out of the business of governing and into the business of facilitating the "people" into governing themselves.

Governments "do business by breaking the task of governing up into several subject-specific portfolios (defense, finance, transportation, health, education, and so on) and assigning responsibility for each portfolio to specific individuals" and departments.

The SFL clubs, however, would welcome amalgamation of the present three governing bodies into one.

ON MAY 27th an early-dawn raid at a posh Swiss hotel brought nine bigwigs from FIFA, football's international governing body, into custody for allegations of corruption.

Analysts said the investigation could result in fines and tougher rules governing imports into an infant milk market expected to grow to $25 billion by 2017.