Sentence examples for governing would have from inspiring English sources

In this case, then, the answer to question (3)—What political institutions are necessary for governing?—would have to include the use of representatives chosen by the people.

"We know a Labor government would have to govern in coalition with the Greens; that's what we saw last time, that's what will happen next time," she said.

If the board allowed the unit owner to use this common area, the governing documents would have to be amended.

Clegg's authority would be enhanced, his strategy of projecting his party as a governing force would have received a degree of vindication.

If all three parties participate, the governing coalition would have a comfortable majority of 179 seats in the 300-seat parliament.

So, he said, the co-op's governing documents would have to be examined to verify that the amendment was properly adopted.

Some have accused the Football Association of hypocrisy for appealing Rooney's ban given that had he committed the offence for Manchester United, the governing body would have given him an automatic three-game ban.

While she disagreed with Blake's "money for medals" plan to base financing on performance, Baldwin did say that national governing bodies would have to be more accountable and creative in determining future levels of U.S.O.C. financing.

"With the players we have, any governing body would have achieved the same level of success".

Once upon a time, the governing ANC would have taken the lead on Cecil Rhodes.

Instead, governing bodies would have to hold meetings if 10% of parents petitioned for one.