For Egypt's new president, the dilemma quickly became an early test of the Brotherhood's ability to balance domestic political pressures, international commitments and its conservative religious mandate now that it is also effectively governing in a new democracy.
Most importantly, we need a vice president who can unite the Democratic Party for effectively governing in a Hillary Clinton presidency.
The alliance between Maga and Ahomadégbé which had allowed Maga to govern the country quickly broke apart, and instead Maga and Apithy made an alliance which kept Maga's associates in their ministerial positions and prevented Ahomadégbé from effectively governing.
This dilemma has produced a flurry of global governance scholarship grappling with the challenge of creating institutions that effectively "govern without government" in a global era [ 5].
You could usher in a whole new era of Congressional primacy - and in the process restore the institutional respect that Congress needs in order to effectively govern.
Academics and practitioners who support Carlyle's view argue that shareholder empowerment does not create value, since shareholders have divergent interests and incentives and are too short term in outlook to effectively govern a public company.
For more than a decade after the end of Lebanon's 15-year civil war in 1990, the country was effectively governed by a Syrian-Saudi consensus, and an entire political class, including Mr. Mikati and Mr. Hariri's father, served its interests.
As a result of these reforms, starting in the 1960s, Japan was effectively governed by a bureaucracy, while the Liberal Democratic Party ruled.
In Myanmar, this means a "basin-wide perspective" to effectively govern the hydropower planning in the country.
Hollande has to win a working majority in the Chamber of Deputies in order to appoint a Socialist prime minister and effectively govern.
