Sentence examples for if we govern from inspiring English sources

If we govern now by sound bite, here is one: "Give the rich a tax cut equal to the taxes paid by the new jobs they create".

Because the fact of the matter is that in the future, if we govern our society by the precepts of selfishness and the survival of only the fittest, we may find that human society is not fit enough to survive at all.

I believe we would be so much better off if we governed ourselves, controlled our borders.

"If we can govern the way we want, then what we've all experienced" — at Burning Man — "will be a very common experience".

"What people don't understand is if we keep governing the school system this way, we risk falling into a tailspin similar to what happened in Philadelphia," Dr. Thompson said, referring to the takeover of the Philadelphia school system by the state after the superintendent there lost support for his reform program.

However, at the enterprise level, if we were to govern America for the best possible GDP (as opposed to governing for corporate profits), it has the potential to be a huge problem.

And if we don't govern, all we do is shout into the wind".

We have to stop relying on a narrow targeting of our base turnout strategy if we want to govern. . . .

"Scottish Labour has to change if we're to govern in Scotland again", according to Jim Murphy.

If we were to govern as a minority, Labour would make every vote as difficult as possible and MPs would be dragged out of hospital and back from overseas.

In addition, the reduced-form model provides a framework for understanding how variation in iF is governed by urban form and meteorology.