Sentence examples for taking governing from inspiring English sources

But Singapore has something to teach us about "attitude" — about taking governing seriously and thinking strategically.

If Singapore has one thing to teach America, it is about taking governing seriously, relentlessly asking: What world are we living in and how do we adapt to thrive.

All excellent stuff, but I particularly like the following paragraph Above all, we need to take governing seriously again.

You can't take governing bodies out of the picture, because if you do the system will crumble".

Tells about current U.S. policy toward Panama and that of the Reagan Adm. Bush's failure to be prepared for the eventuality of a coup (even though he had called for one), or to have a crisis-management mechanism in place, suggests a Presidency that doesn't take governing very seriously.

Often Naxalite groups have taken over governing functions and provided social services within areas under their control, although they also have been accused of using harsh enforcement tactics.

Victory for either candidate would prove significant, given that the PRI and the conservative National Action Party, known by its Spanish acronym PAN, have taken turns governing Jalisco and its capital since 1929.

The IPP model is one of competition-for-markets where potential investors compete against each other in an auction process and competition ends with a contract award and off-take governed by long-term PPAs.

If the Pakistani government is aiding the Taliban, it seems that we have bigger problems than just trying to prop up the Karzai government until it can take over governing the country without us.

Much like the government of Syrian President Bashar Assad, ISIS has taken to governing through fear and an iron fist, activists and residents said.

GDP growth: 5.7% GDP per head: $970 (PPP: $2,130) Inflation: 7.3% Budget balance (% GDP) -5.3 Population: 156.9mThe economy has grown steadily despite decades of winner-takes-all politics in which the Awami League and the Bangladesh Nationalist Party BNPP) take turns governing and doling out perks to their supporters.