Sentence examples for on governing with from inspiring English sources

Look too keen on governing with Labour and you alienate one group; sound like you'd prefer to extend your partnership with the Tories and you repel the other.

To be sure, the generals are not keen on governing, but with insecurity high, volatility in the Sinai and troubles in neighboring Gaza, Libya and Sudan, they are reluctant right now to trust an untested civilian leadership.

It is critical, then, for presidential candidates to strike a deal on governing principles with boards before they ink their contracts.

Not only that: he is on course to govern with a slim majority, a result that was previously thought all but impossible.

For a president who campaigned on and is governing with themes of grievance and fear, the portrait painted Tuesday night in Council Bluffs was especially dark.

Given that Mr. Clinton and George W. Bush were both re-elected, Mr. Obama will have to prove himself as a party builder over the next four years while also delivering on his promises to govern with a unifying agenda.

Would President Trump continue to govern with little check on his actions?

We are not governing with a focus on impeachment," he said.

The problem with Snyder's plan, Pedroni said, was that it relied on governing the school district with a board of appointees, not elected members.

Cameron has promised to govern with respect.

And governing with the SPD means compromise.