Sentence examples for made governing from inspiring English sources

Opposition in the parliament made governing difficult, but Mr. Yeltsin lacked the discipline to manage a complex government.

In the meantime they have made governing harder.

They may have made governing tougher — informed and empowered individuals are probably harder to boss around than ignorant, isolated ones.

He delightedly ridiculed the U.S. President he called "Mister Danger" and "Donkey" and whom he regularly mocked on his weekly television show, "Aló Presidente," on which he sometimes made governing seem like reality television.

But the prosecutorial style favored by many journalists has slaughtered more than a few innocents there has been "a lack of balance," as the Watergate Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox gently put it to me and in many ways made governing more difficult.

It has made governing much more difficult and put much more pressure on political leaders," Mackowiak said.

While Mr Cunha's implication in the scandal has tainted his own standing and reputation, his break from the government created further divisions, making governing problematic for Ms Rousseff.

And while forming a coalition government may help smooth Myanmar's transition, it could also make governing more difficult.

But El Bolsón's widening divisions do not make governing easy.

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The major parties need to make governing for citizens a priority.