Sentence examples for governing together from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, if negotiations do not go down the path of decentralization, the parties might consider a temporary unity government to build trust in governing together, or a more permanent power-sharing arrangement that gives the Taliban and other coalitions veto power over the most important decisions made in Kabul.

But, even if they won, governing together would be harder.

MPs from both parties will have to get used to governing together, whether they like it or not.

The prospect of the long-standing foes governing together briefly raised hopes that the lot of ordinary Zimbabweans might at last become less wretched.

At the cabinet meeting, Mr. Cameron and Mr. Clegg said the prospect of governing together for five years gave the two parties latitude for instituting wide reforms.

MORE than a month after Robert Mugabe agreed to share power with Morgan Tsvangirai, the pair have yet to start governing together to rescue Zimbabwe from its rapidly deepening misery.

"The bonds that bind government and the governed together are already fraying.

Moreover, their parties were quick in negotiating the compromises necessary to govern together.

So now Milos Zeman, of the Social Democrats, and Vaclav Klaus, of the Civic Democrats, seem poised to govern together.

In 2005 their combined vote fell below 70%, forcing them to govern together in a "grand coalition".

Steinbrück has ruled out another grand coalition and said he'd like to govern together with the left-wing Greens.