Примери за използване на Can govern на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The left can govern.
The center-right coalition has won and can govern.”.
The left can govern.
They can govern only if their power is based on the lower animal instincts of people.
Someone who can govern.
No group can govern alone and a coalition is likely.
You are the one man who can govern.
Every cook can govern the state”.
James's claim was that“every cook can govern”.
No party can govern on their own.
So all things were made so man can govern them.
A just natural law that can govern all people, independent of place and time.
If Puigdemont can't go home without landing in jail,then surely he can govern from elsewhere?
My dear Pontius it is said whoever can govern Jerusalem can govern anywhere, even Rome.
A civil war is a contest to see if the government or the guerrillas can govern most effectively.
The Freemason-controlled banks thus can govern political life by acting without being seen.
From a universal spiritual perception alone can that develop which proceeds not from egoism, but from love,and which, therefore, can govern production.
The ECB neither wants nor can govern the Eurozone.
All countries can govern themselves very well, if only they listen to the European Commission recommendations".
Charles de Gaulle famously asked how one can govern a country with 246 kinds of fromage.
Organizations can govern all the information in these single customer views throughout the customer's lifecycle.
Would God not be making people think that perhaps humans can govern themselves without disastrous results?
If Moscow's“people” can govern only a part of the state but make it impossible for anyone else to govern the rest of it- so be it.
The centre-right is the coalition that won,it's the coalition that can govern,” Mr Salvini said in a televised press conference from Milan.
Neither the one nor the other can govern the country because unlike Erdoğan, who will now be able to rule by decree, the French president has no way of leapfrogging parliament.
Rothbard dismisses these two cases on the basis that they cannot result in a universal ethic,i.e. a just natural law that can govern all people, independent of place and time.
The underlying reasoning is that anyone who can govern an artificial country such as Belgium can do likewise in Europe.
One of the primary focuses of these Ph.D. programs is delving into the question of what governments should do within a society and how they can govern more effectively and fairly.
This leads to a situation in which officials can govern however they want to, and they do this in a way that suits their own interests, which are in increasing the risks enormously, and then the result is what we are seeing now.
The new state then takes a firm stand against its critics: it regroups its forces to maintain itself, it stifles opinion, it has recourse to arbitrary decrees, it ridicules its former maxims,it declares that one can govern only on condition of being unpopular; in short, it proclaims itself the.