Sentence examples for said governing from inspiring English sources

Still, Mr. Erian said, governing Egypt for the time being would require "cooperation" between the military council, the caretaker government and the Parliament.

Morgan, who is also the education secretary, said: "Governing as one nation means ensuring everyone is given a fair shot to succeed, regardless of their gender.

Price said governing bodies that were delivering could expect to see their funding maintained but suggested that many others would face major cuts.

Gary F. Roberts, director of sports law programs at Tulane University, said, "Governing bodies are going to have to look more carefully at these kinds of situations, and not simply assume they run the sport and that they can do whatever they want".

Slough council said governing bodies were responsible for their own schools.

Mr Bradley said governing bodies had "ceded control of the game" to the most powerful clubs, and "large swathes of the population" were "priced out altogether".

Johnston, the corruption expert, says governing the city has always been about dealing with shifting coalitions and party committees and fundraisers and a slew of other competing interests.

Omand proposes six new principles which should, he says, govern state intrusion into our privacy.

"There is a difference, but you have to understand the logic when I say govern the state like a business," he says.

Jefferson said: "Government that governs least governs best".

Koukash also said the governing body cannot control how the salary cap is governed.