Sentence examples for occasionally governing from inspiring English sources

Brooks says "most of the blame has to go on the Republicans" for the dysfunction but he "faults Obama" for occasionally governing "like a visitor from a morally superior universe" (and not the morally superior universe from which all David Brooks' columns gain their eminence!) and not building enough "trust" with the GOP.

The Sport England chief executive, Jennie Price, has somehow escaped criticism, offloading responsibility on to those governing bodies and occasionally punishing them by taking a small slice of their award away.

The re-introduction of air sports such as gliding to the Olympics has occasionally been proposed by the world governing body, the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale (FAI), but has been rejected on the grounds of lack of public interest.

This week's gathering takes place in Malta, under the governing council's policy of occasionally departing from its Frankfurt HQ to visit other areas of the eurozone.

Here and in the other books there is an audacity and energy in the governing conceit that "All the Names," occasionally as dusty as its registry, doesn't quite manage.

Different sets of genes governing the biosyntheses of ethylene, jasmonic acid, brassinosteroids or gibberellins or occasionally proteins have been identified as the controller of the gender of monoecious plant flowers while a sex determining region (locus) usually evolves to control the gender of dioecious plants [ 84].

While Hodgson is expected occasionally to contribute to training or talking to teams below the full squad, football matters at St George's will be run by the FA's technical director, a position for which the governing body has advertised.

Discusses the laws governing salvage.

It has no governing philosophy.

"Jihadist groups are governing territory.

"They are tough for governing".