Sentence examples for which governing from inspiring English sources

In the Nov. 10 election here, in which governing conservatives won a third three-year term, the government and the rival union-backed Labor Party agreed on forcibly rejecting about 2,000 asylum seekers -- refugees escaping conflicts and poverty in the Middle East and other parts of Asia -- who had been ferried into Australian waters by smugglers.

Many of the classical conditions of oligarchic rule were found until the 20th century in those parts of Asia in which governing elites were recruited exclusively from a ruling caste a hereditary social grouping set apart from the rest of society by religion, kinship, economic status, prestige, and even language.

That survey reached its climax in the "Long War" — what Mr. Bobbitt calls the two World Wars and the cold war — in which nations wrestled over which governing ideology would hold sway, with Fascism and Communism ultimately defeated by "parliamentary democracy".

The School Standards Bill lays out the conditions under which governing bodies may be replaced.

(Velleman) This suggestion stresses the extent to which governing oneself involves deferring to psychic demands whose power is independent of one's authority.

The proposal, which originated from the Force India team and to which governing body the FIA is open, is to allow teams to pick two compounds themselves.

They may say "that government governs best which governs least," but what they really believe is that "that government governs best which enriches me most".

"The government is best which governs least".

"That government is best which governs least," Jefferson supposedly said.

The provincial government of Newfoundland, which governs Labrador, responded swiftly to Rich's request.

Thoreau, revising him, wrote, "That government is best which governs not at all".