Sentence examples for heavy governing from inspiring English sources

This delicacy was at odds with an overly heavy governing concept: throughout, the women vied to remember better a third, mysterious woman, whose importance remained rather too cutely vague and artificial.

On Friday, hackers took over the Linwu government Web site, inserting the message "What is unjust is doomed to destruction, we will take back our country!" One of China's most popular bloggers, Li Chengpeng, said the authorities' response to Mr. Deng's death — and their efforts to remove his body forcibly — symbolized China's heavy-handed governing style run amok.

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(NYT) Election Loss for German Party Germany's Christian Democratic Union, tarnished by the financial scandal that has engulfed the party and its former chancellor, Helmut Kohl, crashed to a heavy defeat by the governing Social Democrats in an election in the northern state of Schleswig-Holstein.

It's an absorbing piece of work, featured in Society (Second thoughts, November 15), which wrestles with the fact that active participation in self-government is always going to be a minority sport; maybe we should be content if only 1% of the population does the heavy lifting on councils, governing boards, area committees and as trustees.

Unfortunately, we are now governed by top-heavy government emanating from Washington DC that has no respect for local institutions or traditions.

The participants, who insist that they have no party affiliation, say that the heavy defeat Sunday for the governing Socialists changes nothing toward their broader demands for an overhaul of the political system.

Germany's Christian Democratic Union, punished for the financial scandal that has engulfed the party and its former chancellor, Helmut Kohl, crashed to a heavy defeat today by the governing Social Democrats in an election in the northern state of Schleswig-Holstein.

Ms. McCarthy and Ms. Bar-Akiva regularly accused the board of unnecessary secrecy and a heavy-handed governing style.

The book, published illegally in March, is a poetic, painstakingly written indictment of Chinese rule and a call for a "peaceful revolution" against what Mr. Tragyal describes as Beijing's heavy-handed governing style.

Uighur exile groups say that the unrest was the outgrowth of long-simmering resentment stoked by Han migration to the region, endemic poverty among native Uighurs and Beijing's heavy-handed governing style.