Sentence examples for to continue governing from inspiring English sources

In 1963, he was a member of a group called Spies for Peace, which stole and publicized the plans of the British government to continue governing the country in the event of nuclear war.

If the government wants to continue governing it has to have a broad coalition of interests and therefore it faces the difficult task of reconciling two different views while respecting the... result," he said.

Sharon is determined to continue governing from the center.

He said he had the "duty and the responsibility" to continue governing Italy.

His political opponents have already contended that it was unconstitutional for him to continue governing from abroad.

Legal experts have been discussing whether it is lawful for Mr. Chávez to continue governing from Cuba.

Mr Brown had lost the election, but he was constitutionally correct to remain prime minister and continue governing – albeit with "discretion" – until a new government could be formed.

"I have a mandate to govern, and I will continue governing," Mr. Fujimori said Tuesday night.

Since the majority of Spaniards are against the changes, she saidPeople's party MPs must now "evaluate whether they want to continue forcefully governing their majority or whether they want to listen to the people".

If there is no agreement to form a coalition, Mr Hun Sen has threatened to change the constitution to enable his party to govern alone or to continue to govern with the present administration.Negotiations could go on for weeks, depriving Cambodia of a speedy return of its seat at the United Nations and delaying its accession to ASEAN membership.

The person who is helping has a direct impact on whether it is possible to continue to govern, or if the caregiver assumes the governing role.