Sentence examples for help in governing from inspiring English sources

Just days after his inauguration 20 years ago, the first President Bush gathered hundreds of the government's senior career executives at DAR Constitution Hall to praise their dedication, extol public service and ask for their help in governing.

In a 47-minute news conference in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building, the president made it clear that he would use his party's victory in Tuesday's election to muscle forward large parts of his agenda, even though he promised to reach out to Democrats to help him in governing.

Although bylaws are not required to file for 501(c)(3) status, they will help you in governing your organization.

While during this study the CHMT perceived HFGC as their helping hand in governing health facilities, these committees were established to provide a forum for community opinions and needs to be incorporated in health planning [ 68].

Equally, I admire Obama's readiness to reach out to former rivals and enlist their help in the governing enterprise he is launching.

Bioengineered materials serve as in vitro mimics of complex tissue ECM, helping to elucidate the role of cell matrix interactions in governing intra- and intercellular signaling.

Now he is in governing mode.

An incongruence in governing.

The United States Olympic Committee agreed to take a central role in helping the governing bodies of Olympic sports tackle the issue of sexual and physical abuse of young athletes by coaches, and has said it will implement the recommendations of a task force it convened to formulate its approach.

These bodies can in part dictate which individuals can be counted as members and help set governing norms for their behaviour.

"But more importantly," he said, "a majority that will help us govern in the way that we have not governed in a long time, a majority that will actually deliver on the promises of health care".