governed

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• Throughout his career, Ramaphosa has shown himself, says Butler, “to be a genuine believer in rule-governed behavior.”

• Democrats will message to their voters that they need a governing majority in Washington to improve health care, the climate, pass coronavirus relief and any other number of issues.

• Republicans picked up the New Hampshire House and Senate, giving them total control over governing in that state because they also kept the governor’s mansion.

• Vargas, a former Planned Parenthood executive and a Southwestern College governing board member, has grounded her vision for what the county should do in her experience in health care and social services.

• As Joe often says, he is campaigning as a Democrat, but he will govern as President for all of America.

• He campaigned and governed in poetry, and we are all the richer for it.

• Living in a society openly governed by force with those who have demonstrated their familiarity with it increases the danger.

• Our Western propaganda was in that sense entirely true: the East German régime was indeed hated by those it governed.

• What the record really shows is just how much the fate of the Presidency is governed by the vagaries of chance.

• Does government enhance or diminish the safety of the governed?

• Because the universe is governed by laws, and there is no credible instance on record of those laws being suspended.

• The minister's eye kept steady to one point; to raise the country he , to the utmost pinnacle of earthly grandeur.