Sentence examples for governing yet from inspiring English sources

Bit of governing yet to do.

He assumed office lacking relationships that are essential to governing, yet he has refused to invest the time to build these relationships with congressional Democrats or Republicans.

Yet both are mired in poverty because of the lack of key infrastructure and because of unabated disease, especially malaria.Other impressively governed yet impoverished countries in the region include Mali and Benin.

Fair enough.PURNELL: You sods.MANDELSON throws PURNELL from the battlements.HERALD to audience: So Gordon reigned, uneasy and unloved Too weak to govern, yet too tough to oust.But not for ever.ACT VA Scottish manse.

If the party demonstrates an inability to govern, yet again, the question of what is the point of the Democratic Party will not be easily avoided.

Until 1989 triathlon had no world governing body, yet five years later it was awarded Olympic status.

It is a country, they note, where Ms. Gandhi is president of the governing Congress Party, yet hundreds of millions of other women are still trapped in a web of traditional strictures.

By last year, the modest little buzz bomb was voted the best female player in the world by FIFA, the sport's world governing body, yet she was still somewhat of a secret.

However, he left Hockey New Zealand with the country's governing body yet to release the findings of a five-month inquiry into the culture of the team under Hager, which included claims of "bully tactics".

Moreno, who equalised for PSV, was named the player of the match by European football's governing body yet a United source said: "We find it strange and disappointing Uefa made him their man of the match after what happened to Luke".

Proudly self-governing yet still tethered to the homeland's bureaucracy, these islands off the Canadian coast have a stake in Sunday's Le Pen-Macron contest.