Sentence examples for governing with an from inspiring English sources

The segments, as I announced in advance, will be three on the economy and one each on health care, the role of government, and governing, with an emphasis throughout on differences, specifics and choices.

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.

The panelists pressed Kloppenberg on whether Obama's strengths as a thoughtful political analyst serve him well now that he is faced with hard realities of governing with an unyielding opposition.

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

Weld approached the job of governing with a similar insouciance.

Mrs Merkel may find herself governing with a political corpse.

Trump isn't governing with a vision, he's governing out of spite.

We're governing with a horse and wagon in an atomic age.

We are not governing with a focus on impeachment," he said.

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

The Wentworth byelection has almost certainly resulted in Scott Morrison governing with a minority.