Sentence examples for to governing with from inspiring English sources

Our group of Islamic scholars devised a rating system to determine which governments came closest to governing with true Islamic principles.

My friends want to know how I reconcile my limited government, pragmatic approach to governing with the Presidential contender who is a hazard to women and an inflexible Party platform that is out of step with the American people.

Friends and even adversaries say the governor, 51, is far more in his element demonstrating his wonky, superorganized approach to governing with prompt attention to citizen needs.

The juxtaposition of a hands-off approach to governing with an embrace of intervention — albeit intervention at a moment of national crisis — was hardly unusual for Mr. McCain.

Mr Kirchner is used to governing with almost untrammelled power, whereas his wife is by nature a negotiator, notes Sergio Berensztein, a political scientist at Torcuato Di Tella University in Buenos Aires.

Since the election, Mr Cameron has restated his commitment to "governing with respect and implementing devolution" along the lines of the cross-party Smith Commission agreement.

And the government has continued to govern with a heavy hand and little tolerance for opponents, including among the news media.

Even if another party can come to power after the next election (scheduled for 2014), a new government will still have to govern with the Fidesz-only Media Council. Fidesz-only Media Council

It's a tenuous hold on power and so in a minority government it's pretty common practice to govern with "cautious cooperation".

"Neither the government nor the unions will be able to govern with the same tools in the same way as before the crisis".

Many would rather run a minority government, and some might even prefer to be in opposition, than to govern with Clegg again.