Sentence examples for time to govern from inspiring English sources
He added, "It's time to govern".
There is a time to campaign, and a time to govern.
Somehow, he has also found time to govern Chukotka, an impoverished, icy expanse close to Alaska in Russia's far east.
"A political transition is no time to govern with a relative majority of 51%; it's a time for consensus," says Ghannouchi, in his office in Tunis.
"Like most recent Democratic politicians, Obama nodded in a progressive direction while campaigning but toed a more centrist line when it came time to govern".
As with other regional dons in this country, he was, in a way, the creation of the Indian National Congress party, which had won the mandate several times to govern Maharashtra but allowed a ringleader of thugs to use violence and fear to build his myth.
If Mr. Bush carries Florida, and thus wins the presidency, he could have an awful time trying to govern.
Obama spent a long, long, LONG time attempting to govern with an eye toward compromise -- he seems to have been the last man in Washington to figure out that compromise was always impossible.
However, it is our responsibility to ensure that the Labour party emerges from these uncertain times ready to govern and able to attract those members of parliament who have left to return home.
"It is our responsibility to ensure that the Labour party emerges from these uncertain times ready to govern and able to attract those Members of Parliament who have left to return home," he writes.
