Sentence examples for should be governing from inspiring English sources

He added: "I certainly don't think we should be governing the BBC.

David Stubbs "I'm busy parrying blows when I should be governing".

We have this constrained political debate and a political class that doesn't believe it should be governing.

We get to know the rules, so we can find ways to work through our lives and figure out who should be governing us and how.

While several classmates were inspired to work on his campaign — even though many, like his 15-year-old campaign manager, were too young to vote — some older residents questioned whether someone that young should be governing.

But his years as a student in England taught him not to revere the people who ran Singapore throughout his youth: "I saw no reason why they should be governing me," he later said.

And that's not to mention the political issues of how these isolated human beings should be governed and how to prevent strife in these fragile new societies.

The government stated that while sexual transactions between consenting adults should be governed by personal, educational and religious considerations, rather than by laws, the sex trade should be regulated like any other occupation.

Leveson says: "It should be governed by an independent board.

But now the question of how Egypt should be governed has been fast-forwarded.

"This should be governed by the rental agreement between the facility and the letter writer".