Sentence examples for governing more from inspiring English sources

And while forming a coalition government may help smooth Myanmar's transition, it could also make governing more difficult.

And if California were on its own, it would also defy the point of having federal courts, which often adjudicate law governing more than one state.

But it is not clear whether she will contemplate a rise in interest rates or an appreciation of the peso.Despite her clear mandate, Ms Fernández may find governing more difficult than has Mr Kirchner.

These compromises have left dissenters to argue that Mr. Cameron is governing more like a Liberal Democrat than a Conservative, and alienating the Conservative core vote in the general election expected in 2015.

Many Democrats also oppose gun control and support the death penalty.But the other European gripe, Mr Bush's environmental policy, is also the main reason why many Americans think he is governing more conservatively than he ran.

Does this mean that you will be governing more from the center and taking fewer cues from the conservative arm of your party? A. I don't take cues from anybody.

In one, governments get together in various ways in order to govern more "effectively".

Immigration is governed more by the laws of supply and demand than government statutes.

Sikor et al. [ 14] present an overview of alternative ways of governance of land resources and argue that land is now governed more on the basis of flows of resources or goods rather than on territorial arrangements.

He governed more pragmatically than he spoke, Mr Brands observes.

"She thinks more compassionately than the other candidates," Ms. Shurman said, "and will govern more compassionately".