Sentence examples for long-term governor from inspiring English sources

He's a long-term governor.

A reconsideration of that nature means he gets examined not so much as gaffe machine but as a long-term governor of a very large state whose politics please both the Christian evangelicals and the Tea Party.

For long-term relief, Governor Cuomo's sensible reform proposal will help.

Central banks "should consider draining excessive liquidity injected into the market and eliminate inflationary pressure in the long-term," the governor of the People's Bank of China, Zhou Xiaochuan, was quoted as saying by the official state news agency Xinhua.

"These agreements are the bedrock of a long-term energy solution," Governor Davis said.

The operation will not have any long-term impact on the governor's overall health.

At the same time, the state's long-term, or accumulated, deficit, which Governor Cuomo at one time took credit for restraining, is expected to grow to almost $5 billion, a record high.

In a New York Magazine piece entitled, "Who in God's Name Is Mitt Romney?", Rich interviews long-term acquaintances of the former governor, one of whom is quoted as saying, "None of us had any idea who this guy was".

The only long-term solution to this feud, the governor said, is roads.

However, the top Iowa Republican believes "Scott Walker can exit this race with head held high" and despite his decision to drop out, claims the Wisconsin governor has a long-term future in the GOP.

Pay was one of the main factors that put quarter-on-quarter reward before long-term stability and ethical behaviour, the governor said in his address.