Sentence examples for governing serving from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, however, Swedish officials have fashioned a new anti-alcohol plan that focuses on education, including programs for pregnant women, tough drunk driving laws, tougher regulations governing serving drinks to minors and a ban on liquor advertising.

He fits Mr. Romney's strategic imperative for governing, after serving in both Bush administrations.

Labour's emerging political narrative is governing to serve the public interest.

She showed she had the right concept of governing: to serve the people.

After his visit, the ECB's governing council served up a bitter variety by deciding to make life tougher for Greek banks, already beset by big outflows of deposits.

In practice, as its name suggests, a health facility governing committee serves the purpose of appraising and approving 'curative' plans drafted by the health facility medical staff.

"Most of the club officers are responsible out of fear of retribution from the university," said Mr. Szostek, noting that each club operates under a strict set of guidelines governing the serving and consumption of alcohol.

African leaders should govern and serve for the benefit of the people, not themselves.

The bubble usually pops once voters try to imagine how this political novice would govern, or serve as commander in chief.

Questions about the medical deferment that Howard Dean received during the Vietnam War have no bearing on his ability to govern and serve as president, even during a time of war.

If you are an elected official, you must govern and serve all citizens, not just the ones who believe like you do.