Sentence examples for problem of governing from inspiring English sources

Still, Democrats are not immune to the problem of governing purple states.

Having fulfilled their vows of pilgrimage, most of the Crusaders departed for home, leaving the problem of governing the conquered territories to the few who remained.

He was writing to Rudyard Kipling about the problem of governing "dark-hued" peoples, but he might as well have been writing about his own psyche.

If Clinton wants to make a stronger post-election case for her agenda — and overcome the structural problem of governing after her own party has held the White House for eight years, and after so many years in the political spotlight — then she should shift away from her argument about why Trump is unfit to be President and toward a detailed description of what she will do if voters elect her.

The increasing fragmentation of the country's system of political parties added to the problem of governing, as the number of parties represented in Congress jumped from 22 to 28.

In the forty years that followed the Union, successive British governments grappled with the problems of governing a country which had, as Benjamin Disraeli put it in 1844, "a starving population, an absentee aristocracy, and an alien Church, and in addition the weakest executive in the world".

David Mack, the vice president of the institute and a former senior State Department official, was asked to develop a proposal for a conference that would grapple with the problems of governing Iraq if Mr. Hussein were removed from power.

SINCE civilian rule was restored to Guatemala in 1986, the problems of governing a poor and violent country of 13m people have proved so great that no party has succeeded in winning more than one term in the presidency.

One of his simplest but most compelling points was that for all its power as a mobilising slogan, Islam just does not provide the answers to the problems of governing a modern state.

"Let America defend its position in public," he declares.In this section Rocket man v Bulldozer Land of the Yellow Emperor Road warriors Good neighbours Putting the Hell in Helmand Ruling the tiger park Correction: India ReprintsPolicymakers and spooks are once again grappling with the intractable problems of governing the tribal areas.

By contrast, Labour has seemed preoccupied with the problems of governing, while its attempts to appear energetic and brimming with fresh ideas have so far fallen flat.And although it is painful to say so, there are signs that Mr Howard's cynical determination to put immigration at the centre of the campaign is also working better for him than it did for William Hague in 2001.