Sentence examples for governing without from inspiring English sources

Noting criticisms this might embrace "virtually anything", Finklestein [ 12] suggests global governance is "governing, without sovereign authority, relationships that transcend national frontiers.

And something less tangible but no less critical -- some combination of intellectual integrity and emotional health that keeps self regard from spinning into sociopathy turbocharged by power: lying without shame, governing without some genuine regard for the governed, a narcissism so deep that it obliterates all else.

This approach to governing without a majority has worked well for Alex Salmond's SNP government in Edinburgh.

The Socialist government of Mr. Sócrates had been in power for six years, but was governing without a parliamentary majority.

But the Social Democrats, already governing without a majority in parliament, will have even fewer seats.

They both need Cameron's knack for governing without a majority to work a little longer.

This dilemma has produced a flurry of global governance scholarship grappling with the challenge of creating institutions that effectively "govern without government" in a global era [ 5].

Today, however, the BJP government can govern without the votes of "secular" parties in the lower house of Parliament.

It will govern without being in government, through Congress and local councils.

Portugal's financing difficulties also coincide with renewed political and social pressure on the Socialist government of José Sócrates, which governs without a parliamentary majority.

Governments suffer their gravest handicap when they must govern without consent or when the legitimacy of the regime is widely questioned.