Sentence examples for issues of governing from inspiring English sources
He suggested that the Kochs needed "to get more into the practical, day-to-day issues of governing".
But in the first days of tackling the issues of governing here, she and her staff have been distracted by more basic duties.
"Holding out the prospect of a reshuffle... smacks of defeatism and a lack of focus on the substantive issues of governing.
Therefore, the primary aim of this study is to critically analyze the planning in the Netherlands through examining the issues of governing structure, spatial policy-making, and transport re-structuring.
But this belies the bigger issues of governing the impact of Machine Intelligent in the very near future and the ethics of this.
He suggested at the seminar, dedicated to the issue of governing with small Commons majorities, that there would be a realignment if there was a vote to reject Cameron's renegotiated terms, implying Conservative rightwingers and Ukip might align.
Though India insists that Pakistan can and must curb attacks within Kashmir, the political issue of governing the state has become overshadowed by the religious agenda of the Islamic jihadis.
He cited a report in the August issue of Governing, a publication for state and local officials, that called New York State "the nationwide pension leader, with the country's highest-funded public pension at 107 percent".
BEING PRESIDENTIAL -- By week's end, the candidates had returned to form, and it was clearer than ever that the dominant issue was Mr. Bush's manner of governing.
With just four months until the convention, the groups want a judge to speed the scheduling and the issuing of rules governing activities outside the Pepsi Center.
