Sentence examples for governing on their from inspiring English sources

Launching his manifesto launch, the Lib Dem leader said a vote for his party would stop the Tories or Labour governing on their own.

Mr Grayling told the BBC that immigration controls were just one aspect of the UK's relationship with the EU that the Conservatives would change if they were governing on their own, instead of in coalition.

Making the case for another coalition, Mr Clegg said a vote for his party would stop the Tories or Labour governing on their own, arguing the Lib Dems would "add a heart to a Conservative government and add a brain to a Labour one".

Education minister David Laws told Radio 4's Today it would have been "technically possible" to keep the fees pledge and ultimately scrap them but only if the Lib Dems had been governing on their own and ditched other key commitments such as support for disadvantaged pupils and tax breaks for the low paid.

Updated at 3.27pm BST 3.20pm BST Saying no to the Tories Clegg invites the audience to think what the government would have been like if the Tories had governed on their own for the last three years.

"You gave no party the right to govern on their own".

The Conservatives might try to govern on their own, perhaps with the tacit support of the Liberal Democrats on some issues.

Once the people have spoken, the party that has the strongest mandate has the right and responsibility to seek to govern, on their own or with others.

That would make it a force to be reckoned with after September 18th, if the Christian Democrats (CDU) do not win enough seats to govern on their own.

The entry of this vizier- Consort as a separate Sultan seems to imply that queens of the Maldives ceased both to reign and to govern on their marriage.

The parties that favor preserving the debt deal lack enough seats in Parliament to govern on their own, and Mr. Papoulias spent Sunday trying to persuade several smaller parties to join them.