Sentence examples for order to govern from inspiring English sources

In one, governments get together in various ways in order to govern more "effectively".

In addition, the government must have the consent of both houses in order to govern.

In order to govern the PPP activity of Beijing's 4th subway line, the municipal government had to issue several supplementary documents, including "Regulations on Developing Urban Infrastructure with PPPs Arrangement," proving that certain institutional environment is necessary to promote PPPs.

"He knows very well that he needs her support in order to govern," Pig said.

The Daodejing advises rulers to cultivate this state in order to govern effectively.

"He's understanding that in order to govern, he needs more nuance.

Others are prominent, like the frequent use of executive orders to govern, which has been controversial off and on since the Second World War.

"Because the bell rings": that's a succinct summary of the approach to time expressed in the Rule of St Benedict, the sixth-century document most Christian orders still use to govern their days.

According to 'Abd al-Latif God precedes the intellect in ruling things: he orders the intellect to govern.

"It is against the natural order for the many to govern and the few to be governed," he wrote.

And they don't have any desire to govern in order to do good for the people or for future generations.