Sentence examples for is capable of governing from inspiring English sources
"Now the question is whether the Somali government is capable of governing this space," Pham said.
The ultimate lesson, perhaps, is that nobody is capable of governing well for long.
So far, however, it has failed to offer evidence that it is capable of governing with its outdated concepts of socialism.
For his part, Mr Obama needs to demonstrate that he has heeded the voters' message but is capable of governing despite the loss of the House.
It said to the Tories: get thee hence, and do not return until you have more to tell us than the insulting message that nobody else is capable of governing".
Despite Le Pen's sidelining of her father and party co-founder, Jean-Marie Le Pen, and her long quest to "detoxify" her party of the racist, jack-booted, antisemitic imagery of the past, a majority of French voters still question whether the party is capable of governing France.
The irony of the current political environment in Washington is that a divided government requires that Republicans demonstrate that they are capable of governing.
People have to be perceived as being capable of governing this country, of being the leader of the free world".
But I believe, too, that we hope our leaders are capable of governing in a manner reflective of our highest principles and aspirations.
It suggests an appetite for change, yet their lack of transparency makes it impossible to truly believe they are capable of governing themselves responsibly.
