Sentence examples for help to govern from inspiring English sources
In his victory speech on Sunday, Lula admitted he and his party would need help to govern Brazil and promised to build a broad alliance of "all the good men and women of this country".
These help to govern many of the standards outlined above and ensure the web develops in a coordinated way.
The genes affected help to govern broad and important biological functions, including stress, the immune system, inflammation, metabolism, and circadian rhythms.
PGs produced from this arachidonic acid conversion are both autocrine and paracrine factors that help to govern physiologic homeostasis.
But his ministering and number crunching concealed a more primal interest in the land he was helping to govern.
Clearly crafted to be listened to as a full album, songs segue into each other with the interludes helping to govern tone and move the album through its various moods.
When she's not helping to govern the fictional city of Pawnee, Ind., or presiding over the Golden Globes ceremony with her pal Tina Fey, Amy Poehler, it seems, harbors literary aspirations: dreams that will be fulfilled in a new memoir she is writing for the It Books imprint of HarperCollins.
This decline of industry leadership -- when certain hierarchies of respect helped to govern the ethics of industries -- is largely missing from the media today.
If we ask Muslim minorities in Myanmar and Sri Lanka or austerity protesters in Greece and Spain for their input on specific policies, would that help reduce anti-government sentiment and so help leaders to govern?
I am trying to publicize what I feel will help me to govern the state.... Elected officials are really just reflections of the people that we represent.
