Sentence examples for human governors from inspiring English sources

Economics, he wrote, "reduces the duty of human governors to that of letting men alone".

It was economists' prominence in the abolition movement that led Thomas Carlyle, in an 1849 essay, to defend slavery and ridicule economists as "rueful" thinkers, each of whom "finds the secret of this universe in 'supply and demand,' and reduces the duty of human governors to that of letting men alone".

"Can the D.C. Republicans look to the bombastic yet utterly human governor of New Jersey and think: Wow, if bipartisanship and pragmatic leadership works for him, maybe it'll work in the U.S. Senate, too?" In the aftermath of Sandy, Christie made it clear he wasn't taking the election into consideration while assessing New Jersey's need for help.

Once the petition has enough signatures, the Genocide Initiative will present the petition to world leaders, U.S. governors, human rights organizations and others to lobby for the request to categorize ISIS's actions as genocide.

"They are the enemy of the poor people, the enemy of human beings," the governor said of the attackers.

Tommy G. Thompson, the secretary of health and human services, was governor of Wisconsin for 14 years, and in announcing his decision today, he emphasized the need to respect state prerogatives.

When asked if he believes the mountain of scientific evidence proving the connection between climate change and human activity, the governor has replied: "I'm not a scientist".

Even governors are human".

Indeed, at the insistence of some human rights leaders, Peronist governors from five provinces stayed away from the March ceremonies.

Chanting they did not want him at their school, the students interrupted his speech, attacking his poor human rights record as governor of Mexico State.

But in the course of attacking "false doctrines of political economy," Smith essentially analyzed the workings of the private enterprise system as a governor of human activity.