Sentence examples for governing with a from inspiring English sources

Since taking over what some people now describe as the worst job in Washington, Mr. Boehner has found himself caught between two imperatives: to lead his majority, bolstered by Tea Party newcomers, in its crusade to cut spending and the size of government, while serving as responsible partner in governing with a Democratic White House and Senate.

It would depend on parliamentary arithmetic and the mood of the parties: the Conservatives or Labour might prefer to try their luck with minority government - but if they think coalition government is tough, wait till they try governing with a minority.

Boehner has avoided long-term government shutdowns or default on the debt by breaching the Hastert rule, and governing with a combination of House Democratic votes and enough Republicans willing to risk a primary defeat to create a majority.

Mrs Merkel may find herself governing with a political corpse.

Weld approached the job of governing with a similar insouciance.

Yet more voters would like to see Labour governing with a majority than any alternative.

The juxtaposition of a hands-off approach to governing with an embrace of intervention — albeit intervention at a moment of national crisis — was hardly unusual for Mr. McCain.

Second, Tsipras is governing with an unnatural coalition partner, the Independent Greeks (ANEL).

MARCH 13 Ertha Pascal-Trouillot takes office as President of provisional civilian Government to govern with a 19-member Council of State and lead the nation to elections.

And the government has continued to govern with a heavy hand and little tolerance for opponents, including among the news media.

A coalition should govern with a certain degree of caution.