Sentence examples for governing that will from inspiring English sources

The question remaining for many Republicans is whether the Party can develop a strategy beyond opposition, an argument for governing that will expand its appeal beyond its ideological core.

Here's what strikes me this election eve: I can't remember a presidential campaign that was so disconnected from the actual challenges of governing that will confront the winner the morning after.

But it requires intentionality and looking beyond just coastal, affluent cities to making fundamental changes in governing that will transform the current perceptions of City Hall.

In this election year, our country is facing many choices about leaders and approaches to governing that will have a profound effect on future policies.

I do think that there is a way to use this technology for governing that will similarly revolutionize the effectiveness of self-governing.

WASHINGTON — The Environmental Protection Agency announced on Tuesday a first draft of a rule that will govern injecting carbon dioxide into underground storage.

It is a governing philosophy that will enable towns and communities up and down the land to build a stronger future.

The United Nations will be the governing body that will decide which country can claim the pole, or whether it will remain international waters.

The United Nations will be the governing body that will decide which country can claim the pole or whether it will remain international waters.

"I think she wisely thinks that if she simply governs well, that will benefit the state," said Robert M. Ward, a Republican who is the House minority leader.

EIT needs "significant adjustments" to the rules that govern it, that will allow it to work more smoothly with its partners, especially businesses.