Sentence examples for which he governs from inspiring English sources

Clever and pragmatic, he perfectly well knows the flaws in his plan he just reckons it will turn out all right, because things generally have for him.But is he truly lucky, in his gifts and privileges, or, is he not, because of the dire circumstances in which he governs?

As far as I could tell, there were no firm principles articulated, so readers -- and by extension, voters -- were left to guess exactly what they were being sold, other than yet another diatribe launched against a sitting president with whom, agree or disagree, little ambiguity remains as to where he stands and the direction in which he governs.

It was inevitable that Obama would accede to the constraints under which he governs.

In 25 Juba was made ruler of Mauretania, which he governed until his death.

In short, the political world will be watching to see if Mr. Bush can pull his campaign back to the moderate middle from which he governed in Texas.

Humberto Moreira stepped down from his post at the Institutional Revolutionary Party, saying news media coverage connecting him to a large debt and loan irregularities in his home state, Coahuila, which he governed until January, were hurting the party.

A14 Ex-Leader Adjusts to New Life Former President Alberto K. Fujimori of Peru seems weary but defiant as he adjusts to a new life as a private citizen in Japan, after a decade in which he governed Peru as an authoritarian ruler.

But the Lyndon Baines Johnson Library and Museum, located on the University of Texas campus in Austin, has just undergone an impressive $10 million refresh, and its new, multimedia-to-the-max exhibitions provide a deep, broad look at the man, his vast political legacy and the era in which he governed.

This is the community that Rama wills and which he governed after his return.

With the same depth of reflection on the powers with which he governed the Church, he considered the consequences of the possibility that a Pope may resign as he deems necessary, legislated by his predecessor Paul VI.

After a decade in which he governed Peru as an authoritarian ruler, Alberto K. Fujimori now seems weary but defiant as he adjusts to a new life as a private citizen here.