Sentence examples for governing itself from inspiring English sources

1961), the Framers understood that a "hermetic sealing off of the three branches of Government from one another would preclude the establishment of a Nation capable of governing itself effectively," Buckley v. Valeo, 424 U.S. 1, 120-121 (1976) (per curiam).

The village has an unusual way of governing itself.

At that point Iraq, in principle at least, went back to governing itself.

Since May, Northern Ireland has been governing itself rather than being controlled directly by London.

Where he is undoubtedly right is in arguing that corporate America has done a lamentable job of governing itself.

The Board of Visitors is an archaic body, a vestige of Jefferson's original conception of his university as an "academical village," governing itself without executive authority.

UNAM receives funding from the government, but otherwise governs itself.

The South will participate in a Khartoum government, but it will govern itself for the next six and a half years and then vote on independence.

Since then, Johnson has joined with the capital's local authorities in asking central government to let London govern itself still more.

A United Nations civilian administration has already taken over as a transitional government until the territory is ready to govern itself.

From there he headed into the federally administered tribal areas, a region of the country that governs itself free from the shackles of the Islamabad government.