Sentence examples for of governing with from inspiring English sources

In the literature it has been noted that responsibility for certain policy areas has shifted downwards to the regional and local political levels (Hooghe and Marks, 2001) and that governments have replaced traditional forms of governing with governance.

Surely he must want Cameron out more than he dislikes the idea of governing with her help?

Mr. Hastert, a conciliator whom the conservatives say they trust, has set a less combative tone and explained the difficulty of governing with so slim a majority.

The constant pressure of governing with little or no majority wore Callaghan down as it had Wilson, and led to the winter of discontent.

So far, however, it has failed to offer evidence that it is capable of governing with its outdated concepts of socialism.

In the late 1960s and early 1970s Kosygin shared the power of governing with Leonid I. Brezhnev and Nikolay V. Podgorny.

It found "material shortcomings in the effectiveness of how firms are governing with-profits funds".

The segments, as I announced in advance, will be three on the economy and one each on health care, the role of government, and governing, with an emphasis throughout on differences, specifics and choices.

Tops on McConnell's agenda is to revive the Senate's stalled legislative process, replacing the brinkmanship of crisis governing with the slow grind of bill-making.

The results suggest it may have been the primal fear in voters' minds of Miliband governing with the Scots, coupled with fear of what he would do to the economy.

I like Mayor Bloomberg even when I don't agree with him because he has a history of proactively governing with logic, reason and rationale.