Sentence examples for really governs from inspiring English sources
Guoping said the "military really governs" North Korea and controls domestic politics and foreign policy.
I think if you think about it, you know, what a state does is much more fiscal management, whereas what we're talking about at the federal level is what really governs the overall shape and direction of our economy".
One reason for that was that he portrayed his colleagues pitilessly in novels and identified them in his acerbic non-fiction, such as The Insider's Guide to Parliament (1995) which examined what he called fiddles, perks, sex scandals and who really governs Britain.
In an e-mail interview, he said that the political corruption during the years of dictatorship in his country shaped his thinking: "I started to realize how political corruption operates and how it is the interests of a few in power that really governs our world".
'What is important is that given that he is going to form a government, can he really govern?
These problems afflict every corner of Colombia by virtue of the simple fact that the central government has never really governed much of this country, a land of towering mountains, jungles and wide-open plains twice the size of France.
Local government officials don't really govern their towns.
As for the government, it is not really governing.
Is this how he would really govern?
'They can't really govern any country.
