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To critics, this seems an evasion of responsibility.Mr Peña governs through a small group of bright young technocrats, with old-time PRI stalwarts in security jobs.

Respected technocrats are understandably wary of signing up, and General Chavalit governs through a fractious coalition of six parties, whose interests all have to be taken into account.

Power rests largely in the hands of the royal family, which governs through a process that despite the political and economic changes since the late 20th century differs little from the traditional system of tribal rule.

But the long list of proposals by Mr. Schröder, who governs through a coalition of his own Social Democratic Party and the leftist Greens, was carefully balanced between calls for changes in Germany's elaborate and sometimes confining protections and a passionate defense of what Mr. Schröder called "a strong, performing welfare state".

The NBHW governs through a regulatory model oriented towards compliance, i.e. cooperation and goal-sharing between the regulator, the county councils, health professionals and experts.

Clinton reiterated the U.S. commitment to "multi-stakeholder Internet governance," which means that the Internet should be governed through a process involving all governments as well as other stakeholders including companies, civil-society groups, and concerned Internet users from all over the world.

Even as the city government's financial health worsened, the Democratic City Council, which governed through a city manager, was reluctant to face financial reality and raise taxes or cut expenses.

He governed through a centralized bureaucracy staffed by commoners who could not threaten his authority.

And our leaders, who think they can govern through a mix of wishful thinking and intimidation, are never, ever prepared.

Elected on the basis of an economic crisis, governing through a period of American inward-gazing, the President is at his strongest on foreign policy.

The province was governed through a system of hereditary tusi that is, local leaders serving as agents of the Chinese magistrates.