Sentence examples for return the governance from inspiring English sources

DC should annex NOVA and return the governance of VA to Virginians!

"[Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud] Abbas has threatened to return the keys to the Israelis, metaphorically speaking -- the keys of governance.

In return, the governments demanded that Dexia sharply improve its corporate governance.

The race would pit Mr. Napoleon's hometown identity and law enforcement experience against Mr. Duggan's business acumen, which he says will persuade state officials to return governance to the city sooner.

"Our biggest challenge is ending up with a system that displaces the black market completely," he concludes, before returning to overseeing the governance of the nation's 23rd largest city.

President Bush's speech on Monday night kicked off a critical five-week period in which the White House must not only make good on its pledge to return self-governance to the Iraqi people but also convince the American electorate that the benefits of deposing Saddam Hussein have outweighed the costs in blood, money and battered prestige.

This is a relatively modest step toward returning basic governance to the chamber.

These would probably include the Future Forward Party, recently launched by a fresh-faced billionaire similarly determined to return governance to elected politicians.

Therefore, we return to some governance basics for success: constructive engagement in strategy, ongoing management evaluation and effective communications.

Fiji had been without elected government for almost 8 years; it returned to democratic governance through the elections of September 2014.

Public Opinion Strategies, a Republican polling firm, says the message that 4 out of 5 Republicans wanted to send in the House elections was that American governance must "return to the Constitution".