Sentence examples for governing philosophy from inspiring English sources

He describes his governing philosophy as "maximum governance, minimum government," a creed familiar to conservatives everywhere.

No one ever seems to contemplate that their core governing philosophy — that all government intervention is bad intervention — might be at odds with a growing majority of voters.

With this much government intervention, it is hard to label governing philosophy of the financial services industry as "free-market capitalism".

Reagan turned the trend into a governing philosophy, declaring on becoming president in 1981 that: "Government is not the solution to our problem; government is the problem".

It has no governing philosophy.

Unfortunately for the Republicans, anger isn't a governing philosophy.

Not much of a governing philosophy, in words.

Instead, Sunstein suggested as the governing philosophy of an Obama Presidency the idea of "deliberative democracy".

Romney — admittedly a bit late — sets out a centrist governing philosophy.

But he described this approach as the essence of his governing philosophy.

In responding, Obama laid down clear markers that established profound differences in governing philosophy.