Sentence examples for make a governing from inspiring English sources

That would make a governing coalition of the two parties possible, but negotiations will be difficult.

A new twist in the increasingly fraught situation came when two Labour lawmakers, Kate Hoey and John Mann, became the first elected Labour representatives since Thursday's vote to demand that Mr. Brown resign, opening the way for a new Labour leader who would make a governing pact with the Liberal Democrats more likely.

We'll be looking at what makes a governing body effective and how to improve how boards are run in our live chat.

"The challenge is to make a government that can govern and have accords with the Congress.

What matters is simply a choice we make, a choice governed by time and opportunity and how well we persuade ourselves to go on until some other powerful force overtakes us.

European social democracy has yet to undergo the serious and profound rethinking necessary to make a success of governing.

They may make a mess of governing the states they have won, or prove as venal as those they have replaced.

But the Bush/Cheney administration installed Karzai as president, reasoning that his ethnicity made him a better choice to make a go of governing all of Afghanistan.

Parents do make a great contribution to governing bodies – but a governing body made up only of parents?

Facebook has refused to comment on the situation, but it did make a change in its governing documents recently that gives it the freedom to show standard Facebook ads offsite.

Red Bull team principal Christian Horner did not even try to disguise his fury at Renault during the weekend, and he used his post-race news conference to make a public call to governing body the FIA to use its powers to equalise engine performance across the grid, one he was already making in private last year.