Sentence examples for routine governing from inspiring English sources

Every president has one of these learning moments that can propel him from routine governing to decisive leadership.

And many just shift routine governing duties off of Trump's desk.

In a typical prison, where punishment is the aim, routine governs life.

TOWARDS the end of 2003 and early in 2004 China's most senior leaders put aside the routine of governing 1.3 billion people to spend a couple of afternoons studying the rise of great powers.

He does not follow the fashionable view that Hitler was a weak dictator, who was unable to rein in the growing radicalisation of the system and with little interest in the routines of governing.

The problem, they say, is the system of peacetime regulations governing routine federal contracts that is being applied in the chaos facing the reconstruction efforts.

The law remains generally popular in the state but has drawn criticism from civil rights groups, church leaders, local law enforcement officials, state business groups and some Alabama residents who complain of the new rules governing routine transactions.

Six months after a budget stand-off that came within minutes of shutting the federal government, and barely eight weeks after Congress came within a whisker of defaulting on the nation's debts, the supposedly routine business of governing the US is once again being threatened by political wrangling.

A high-pressure automatic mercury injection apparatus was used to derive basic routine core data governing flow in tight formations.

This algorithm can be combined with any routine integrating the governing equations of the given system to construct programs capable of simulating the evolution of the system using fully rate controlled, partially equilibrated, or fully equilibrated chemistry as required.

That the country has reached this point is an indictment of Trump's ability to make deals with the opposition, read public opinion, and determine which fights are worthwhile in other words, it reflects his core ineptitude at the routine business of governing.