Sentence examples for such a governor from inspiring English sources

Dr Arnold, no mean judge of character, rejoicing in the promise the appointment gave of a new era in the annals of colonial management, expressed the delight with which, had circumstances permitted, he would have laboured with such a governor in founding a system of general education and religious instruction in that distant land.

According to Kenneth Gross, a leading expert on campaign-finance law at the firm Skadden Arps, "Many big donors proceed with caution when contributing to a single-candidate super PAC supporting a covered official, such as a governor.

"If that (death penalty) becomes a political issue, in that context within a campaign, obviously there's a period of time between the election and the end of the year where individuals can make decisions, such as a governor can," the governor told the CNN interviewer.

However, many real-world network systems often lack such a central governor, and individual nodes have the right to decide where to set up their own edges.

Biographer John Schutz speculates that the underlying reason for Pownall's request were related to frustration with his exclusion from the major military actions of the later war years, and possibly his desire to acquire a more significant post, such as a governor-generalship of conquered New France.

The board, which meets next month, traditionally grants all such requests from a governor.

The judge also said that he interpreted the Constitution's silence on the issue — it does not provide for the appointment of a lieutenant governor in the event of a vacancy — to mean that the office should "remain vacant until such time as a governor is elected".

"If he had such a record as governor of Massachusetts, why didn't he run for re-election?" said Santorum, pointing out that his election prospects in Democrat-dominated Pennsylvania were even tougher than Romney's in Massachusetts.

The state might avert the worst of such a scenario, the governor suggested, if the federal government comes up with $6.9 billion that he claims it is owed, either through fixing accounting errors and shortchanging, or through the rejiggering of federal formulas to benefit the state.

Mr. Loughery, as the Wise aides tell it, countered with an offer to sell both addresses for $1,500 and added: "Should you take a pass, I will likely be approaching some well-heeled members of the business community who may wish to use it to hamper such a pro-labor governor taking office.

Romney could turn to a governor, such as Virginia's Bob McDonnell, or a senator, such as retiring Jon Kyl of Arizona, if he wants an attorney general with more political experience.