Sentence examples for whose governors from inspiring English sources

The exceptions are Vermont and Massachusetts, whose governors are Republicans.

Mexico is a federation of 31 states and 2,456 municipalities, whose governors and mayors guard their limited powers jealously.

"The call to action must extend to states whose governors and legislators can enact the reform that we need at the state and local level," he said.

These executive actions have drawn criticism from states like Texas whose governors view these programs to be an unconstitutional overreach of federal author.

It also poses a policy conundrum for the Federal Reserve, whose governors will meet in April to consider their interest rate policy.

More than 170 Syrians have settled in the US since the Paris attacks, including in states whose governors have resisted, according to US State Department figures.

Consider the case of Florida, whose governor, Rick Scott, made his personal fortune in the health industry.

New Jersey, whose governor, Chris Christie, is vying for the Republican presidential nomination, is one.

Connecticut, whose governor, John Rowland, is enmeshed in a corruption scandal, was 31st, at 2.16.

Among those was Vermont, whose governor, Peter Shumlin, devoted his entire 2014 State of the State message to the heroin crisis.

Illinois (whose governor recently declared a moratorium on executions after a spate of death-row exonerations) does not produce atypically faulty death sentences.