Sentence examples for without a governing from inspiring English sources

At the same time, he must try to hold together the pieces of his center-left Democratic Party, which imploded after national elections in February that left Italy without a governing majority.

Theresa May is certainly that – largely as the result of a misjudged snap general election in June that left her party without a governing majority, and did so in part because of her appallingly bad performance on the hustings.

This is a governing majority without shape, coherence or discipline.

"Given the demographics, there is no way that Republicans get from where they are today to becoming a governing party without winning Latinos," said Barrales, a former presidential aide in Republican George W. Bush's administration.

Without a central governing body, there are no universally recognized rankings, no coherent system of rules, no ethical guidelines for contracts, no fair business standards.

Without a law governing the human aspect of privacy, people will continue to steal, borrow and monetize this valuable asset until it no longer holds meaning.

No one reaches the top of the Communist Party without first governing a province or two the size of Italy".

And where to bury the corpses has now become one more thorny issue for the international mission in Bosnia to grapple with as it tries to reconstruct a divided country without fully governing it.

With the terrorist level at orange, and Al Qaeda replicating faster than the villainous Agent Smith in "The Matrix Reloaded," the Pentagon delivered the plan yesterday to Senator Ron Wyden, the alarmed Oregon Democrat who pushed through legislation requiring the report and forbidding the use of the Big Brother system without a new law governing it.

Without standards governing donors and recipients and a publicly transparent process, Caplan says, the opportunities for abuses multiply.

But without a national governing body for high school athletics, attaining comparable guidelines for heat stroke has been a state-by-state fight.