Sentence examples for idea of governing from inspiring English sources

Surely he must want Cameron out more than he dislikes the idea of governing with her help?

It's a peculiarity of US politics that we trust those to govern who are the most hostile to the idea of governing.

In Brighton and Hove, where the Green's have run the local council since 2011, the idea of governing by consensus a party principle has been tested to its limit.

In Brighton and Hove, where the Greens have run the local council since 2011, the idea of governing by consensus – a party principle ­– has been tested to its limit.

The very idea of a governing party and party career, as you have in China, that didn't work".

There is here, thus, no route to normativism via arbitrariness; rather, the idea of norms governing the 'use' of concepts seems to derive from the idea of essential relations, such as inferential relations, between contents.

By the time Smith and Iyer met to record the suite, in November, "there was a certain understanding, a certain set of governing ideas," Iyer said.

But because the idea of schools governed only by a commercial contract with the secretary of state, with freedoms other schools don't have, governing bodies effectively chosen by the sponsor and little local oversight, is a very bad one.

I don't like the idea of being governed by a machine.

However, because the northern Protestants staunchly opposed the idea of being governed from Dublin, the Irish border has persisted into the 21st century.

Today, many New Deal ideas and institutions are considered a normal part of governing.