Sentence examples for strategy for governing from inspiring English sources

It is about time we had a president who understands that, who has a strategy for governing in such circumstances.

Most important, however, is whether the Obama administration can emulate the Obama campaign and fashion a coherent strategy for governing.

In the Times, Adam Nagourney, the paper's chief political correspondent, indicts them for sending "scattershot messages," having no "overarching theme," and lacking "a strategy for governing".

Interestingly enough, in her Times column this week, the shrewd Rachel Sylvester makes another telling point about the evolution of the Cameron strategy for governing.

Actually, Mr. Obama's problems are different, deeper: the inability to fashion a sustainable strategy for governing, to prioritize the velocity of the issues on the agenda.

We are not innocent, and, therefore, we owe the country a strategy for governing and for fixing a problem that we helped to create — instead of just blocking the president.

There we encountered Miller and Rose's (2008, 94) description of how communities have been made governable through a process of: (1) the reshaping of strategies for governing economic life; (2) the establishment of a new 'ethics' of activity that simultaneously makes and differentiates citizens; and (3) a reshaping of the relationship between expertise and politics.

"In a rational world, strategies for governing should match the opportunities to be exploited," he writes.

The deep understanding of the energy transfer mechanisms and of the strategies for governing the directionality of the energy flow in artificial multichromophoric arrays is at the basis of their use in demanding fields such as solar energy conversion and optoelectronic applications.

"We obviously hope that this grassroots document is provided to the candidates, who will look at it, and adopt many of these ideas for their strategies for governing," McDonnell said.

The question remaining for many Republicans is whether the Party can develop a strategy beyond opposition, an argument for governing that will expand its appeal beyond its ideological core.