Sentence examples for governing nightmares from inspiring English sources
Is there some law governing nightmares?
Matches marred by violence and fan protest, bitter feuds in the governing body and a "logistical nightmare" for the host nation.
Late last year, for example, upon hearing that a proposed fiscal law would tax and further control internet use and consumption across Mexico, independent bloggers quickly united around Twitter, Facebook and their own blogs and created such a massive media nightmare for the governing body that the proposed changes were soon dropped and the body was shamed into apology.
It is a nightmare for Key's governing National party, made worse after Dotcom declared an intention to form his own political party.
Repeal or significant amendment of the HRA would also prove a "legal and political nightmare" for the current devolution frameworks governing Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, as the all-party law reform group Justice explained in a well-argued report last week.
After the nightmare of the Mineirão, the CBF, the governing body of Brazilian football, had to react.
Ethan B. KapsteinEthan B. Kapstein, a professor at the Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs and in the department of political science, University of Minnesota, is author of "Governing the Global Economy: International Finance and the State". The world economy is in the throes of a nightmare.
It has no governing philosophy.
"Jihadist groups are governing territory.
"They are tough for governing".
