Sentence examples for outright governing from inspiring English sources

European governments, meanwhile, issued diplomatic congratulations to the victors, while quietly worrying that the deals struck during years of negotiations, to rescue Greece from default and keep it in the euro zone, will now be torn open.Syriza's winning margin over the incumbent New Democracy party of Antonis Samaras fell just short of an outright governing majority.

Morgan Tsvangirai, the opposition leader in Zimbabwe, insists that he beat the autocratic Mr. Mugabe outright, but the governing party says that neither man won and that a runoff may be necessary.

The Conservative Party is just one seat shy of forming outright government, if the projections are accurate, and current UK Prime Minister David Cameron may find he is able to govern without entering into a coalition with minor parties.

The CPP captured the largest number of seats, and Hun Sen returned as prime minister, but since the CPP did not have the necessary two-thirds majority in the chamber to govern outright, it was forced to form a second coalition government with Funcinpec.

Labor has won 43 seats and the LNP 39 seats – 45 seats are needed to govern outright.

The Military Council doesn't seem to want to govern outright in the future; its leaders are extremely uncomfortable in the spotlight.

A deal brokered by regional powers put the two rivals into an uneasy power-sharing agreement, and both are now seeking an outright victory to govern alone.

However, Sessions has not called for an outright reversal of state laws governing marijuana use.

The Conservative prime minister failed to win May's general election outright and governs precariously in coalition with the Liberal Democrats.

For the governing party to win an outright majority of its own, it must win 72 seats.

Race officials have long discouraged the practice but have stopped short of banning those items outright, as USA Track & Field, the national governing body for running, has urged them to do.