Sentence examples for make governing decisions from inspiring English sources

Secretary Napolitano is an unelected administrative bureaucrat who does not have the right to make governing decisions for this country.

So while there are many more rules within Sharia that explain how Muslims are supposed to live their lives, pray their prayers, handle their money, and make governing decisions if they are in power, most Muslims aren't too obsessed with those legal rules that don't affect their daily lives.

"He had two decisions to make: Governing or political, and bold or comfortable," Karl Rove, the Republican strategist, said Saturday.

Patients and their doctors may make decisions governed by best medical practice, allowing them the opportunity to explore a range of patient-directed end-of-life choices.

In 2010, Mr Christie made one of the worst governing decisions of the Great Recession by canceling the Access to the Region's Core project (ARC), a commuter rail tunnel under the Hudson River to double the maxed-out subway capacity between northern New Jersey and New York City.

Jimmy Carter was (and is) an intelligent, dedicated and warm-hearted person, but he nevertheless made a series of ill-conceived governing decisions during his four years in office that left his legacy as one of failure.

The citizens of the developed world also have the responsibility to be aware of what's going on in the world and to demand that our governing leaders make political decisions which bring an end to such terrible situations as these.

"It's what happens when you govern and make tough decisions, and do things that you believe are right, and don't govern based on polls," Mr. Spitzer said.

It could force an honest appraisal of institutional positions in the market and improve the ability of governing bodies to make big decisions that are sustainable and deliverable.

Green building policies will impact the ability of local communities to self-govern and make decisions, which are a fundamental component of a democratic government ([14], p. 118).

He added that "there is more common sense in the government and more ability of our international community to help coach the Iraqis to make wise decisions on how they govern".