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Shorten later said this would have to be taken into account in the event of a Labor government but that in principle he was in favour of transparency: "I will govern with the principle of the Australian public's right to know".

That looks unlikely and it is not at all clear who he will govern with.

He will govern with a Congress in which his own Workers Party PTPT) won fewer than a fifth of the seats.

But whoever wins the election will govern with a Peronist majority in the Senate, and a Supreme Court packed with Mr Menem's appointees.

Clinton did concede the election to Donald Trump, saying that "we owe him an open mind" and expressing hope that he will govern with decency.

Many disappointed residents believe the city council is in desperate need of new people, who will govern with innovation and enthusiasm, rather than fear and bitterness.

There is little doubt that President George W. Bush will govern America with a rightward tilt -- as shown by his decision yesterday to cut federal funds to international family planning groups that support abortion services abroad.

Fine Gael's Enda Kenny is still set to become the country's prime minister after the weekend, but it remains unclear if his party will govern solely with the support of a number of independents elected to the Dáil on Friday or will instead enter a coalition with Labour.

We are facing a historic decision: precisely what sort of agreement will govern our relationship with the European Union, and what will be our future as a free nation?

But delivering it will not be easy.In the elections, which ended in early October, the PDP won only 16 of 87 assembly seats, so it will govern in coalition with Congress, India's main national opposition party, which won 20 seats, and other smaller groups including the intriguing Panthers Party.

The speed of the aggregate formation will govern the speed with which the viscosity increases.