Sentence examples for strong governing from inspiring English sources

Still others want a pope with a strong governing hand.

The goal is to develop strong governing institutions that stabilize legal, economic, and social conditions.

By joining up, Mr. Netanyahu and Mr. Lieberman clearly intended to bolster their tickets and guarantee their leadership of a strong governing coalition in the coming years.

With the Falcone-McCarthy projects, however, an extra layer of quality control is absent, and those movies lack a strong governing intelligence.

Claiming a "massive fortune" in foreign funds had poured into Israel from abroad he warned that, because of this, the Right did not have enough votes to put together a strong governing coalition.

"There's lots of advice that we could give to a new school – one thing is to make sure you've got a strong governing body and strong financial controls before you start".

The changes will be considered at a meeting of the Academy's 51-strong governing board on 26 January, and come after its president, Cheryl Boone Isaacs, vowed, on 18 January, to improve diversity in the nominations.

At the moment, only a few countries have strong regulations governing the import and export of weapons.

Small countries suddenly enriched by mining often experience corruption or social problems but Hammond insists Greenland has prepared strong laws governing labour rights and mining royalties.

And it is hyper-personal, with strong regulations governing information privacy.

But an explicit, strong provision governing astroturfing of regulators would be far preferable.