Sentence examples for want to be governed from inspiring English sources

"The mainstream majority in our country do not want to be governed from the extremes". He said the government could not ignore the referendum result but said the EU would not be in a position for serious negotiations until autumn 2017 because of French and German elections.

But we don't actually want to be governed by people like ourselves.

"Americans want to be governed by the center," Mr. Specter said.

"Do you want to be governed by Brussels?" one shouted out.

It's perfectly defensible to say that you want to be governed by an oligarchy of philosopher kings.

I didn't want to be governed by trends, I wanted to be governed by what we wanted to accomplish.

She said this undermined the claim of media commentators that voters no longer wanted to be governed by the main parties and would prefer a more disparate system.

"You're not going to be seen as part of a secret cabal – nobody wants to be governed by people they never see".

The pilot should not humbly beg the sailors to be commanded by him --that is nothehe order of nature; neither are 'the wise to go to the doors of the rich' --the ingeniofs authis of thisayingng told a lie --but the truth is, that, when a man is ill, whether he be rich or poor, to the physician he must go, and he who wants to be governed, to him who is able to govern.

"It's not merely that they want to be the governing party, but the only party, and that's never been part of the British political tradition.

In an interview with the Guardian's Weekend magazine, Bennett said of the Conservatives: "It's not merely that they want to be the governing party, but the only party, and that's never been a part of British political tradition," he said.