Sentence examples for self govern from inspiring English sources

America values the individual contribution and empowers its citizens to self govern their communities at the local, state and national levels.

7. Complete George W. Bush's statement: "I believe that ___ can self-govern".

Society has an implicit contract with true professions — we grant them privileges because we trust them to self-govern.

In 1998 another portion of the war-torn country the SSDF-controlled area in the northeast, identified as Puntland announced its intentions to self-govern.

Only then can journalism begin to help us all understand the underlying factors in our elections and provide the context for societies to self-govern.

If this majority is voted back in, we'll have nobody to blame but ourselves for a democracy that, at this moment, no longer has the will to self-govern.

"The bedrock of our democracy — our ability to self-govern at the ballot box and in the jury box — remains intact," said Adam Malone, the lawyer for Ms. Nestlehutt.

He is against net neutrality, naturally – indeed, he can scarcely open his mouth without giving Silicon Valley's endless pleas to "self-govern" the flavour of a dystopian disaster movie.

"Groups can be quite fragile because they are self-governing.

Unlike machines, whose governing functions are embedded by human designers, organisms are self-governing.

I've mostly worked with first-time directors, so I find myself self-governing.