Sentence examples for governing only in from inspiring English sources

But after governing only in good times, he could be weakened politically by a slumping economy and a fiscal crisis.

Mr. Abbas has since governed only in parts of the West Bank, and Hamas has held sway in Gaza.

At the state level, it currently governs only in Berlin, which is also a state, and it has never played a national role.

The authority was thrown out of Gaza in 2007 after a brief civil war and now governs only in the West Bank.

Short of a massive increase in parliamentary seats, a victorious Mr Bayrou could hope to govern only in a formal coalition or by drawing deputies from today's two big parties.

He said that the last-minute surge by the conservatives could also be explained by the fact that the Conservatives had adroitly exploited fears among voters that the Labour Party would be able to govern only in coalition with the Scottish National Party, which wants an independent Scotland.

For European Socialists, like the Dutch Labor Party, the problem is comforting its voters' beliefs at a time when right-of-center parties virtually run Europe (social democrats govern only in Norway, Spain and Greece), and leaders like David Cameron, Nicolas Sarkozy and Angela Merkel have pronounced state multiculturalism dead, failed or destructive of national unity and values.

Although described as an application of Thomas Malthus's parameter of geometrical increase of population, Darwin's use of this concept in fact alters principle claimed by Malthus to govern only human population in relation to food supply.

These viruses are phenotypically different, governed only by changes in orthologous sequences.

As nucleosome occupancy governed only by DNA (in vitro) is high at vitro+/vivo- TFBSs, we speculated that the high-affinity TF binding contributes to the in vivo low nucleosome occupancy around vitro+/vivo- TFBSs.

The damage in the x-direction is governed only by the maximum stretch in the corresponding direction, and it is independent of the degree of the pre-strain in the other direction (y-direction).