Sentence examples for young governors from inspiring English sources

One suspects that a deeper motive here is ballast: Democrats are more likely than Republicans to have wild primary battles and to select young governors — often flagrantly obscure young governors — to lead them.

Asked by CBS's Bob Schieffer whether Mrs. Clinton was in fact the most qualified person to run in 2016, Mr. Clinton at first deferred to what he suggested was a large potential field of Democrats, including "bright young governors" and members of Congress.

"Did you expect mavericks to stay on message?" he asked, before saying he "couldn't be happier with Sarah Palin" and identifying her as part of a group of young governors, including Bobby Jindal of Louisiana and Tim Pawlenty of Minnesota, who represent "the next generation of our party".

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Having helped sell the young governor to Republican elders, he then masterminded the 2000 campaign.

And watch to see if the young governor has finally found his footing after all.

Enrique Peña Nieto, a telegenic young governor from a formidable old PRI family, will be Mexico's next President.

To do so, Ricardo Monreal, the young governor of Zacatecas, in 1999 set up an umbrella group of governors from his leftish Party of the Democratic Revolution PRDDemocratic Revolution PRD

The most likely opposition candidate is Henrique Capriles Radonski, a young governor who ran a strong campaign against Mr. Chávez in the October election.

AT THE height of the Republican Party's bitter internal debate over immigration in the 1990s, the young governor of Texas sided firmly with the pro-immigration forces.

Still, there are other young leaders in the Republican party equally adored by the base: the young governor of Louisiana, Bobby Jindal, comes to mind.