governable

For she was wilful, you know, and would not have been governable.

"the techniques and strategies by which a society is rendered governable"

By taking up the goal of self-esteem, we allow ourselves to be governable from a distance.

"This provides another formula to solve crises for countries that are seen as not being governable."

Power of the cinematographer who appeals to the two senses in a governable way.

I could not understand why, but it seemed governable when called upon to heal and not to destroy.

Most traditional governments divide people, setting them against each other to weaken the society and make it governable.

"He restored the notion that the city was governable.

The riots hastened those trends, in part because there was a loss of faith that the cities were governable.

In power, he used it as license to make society tidily governable, in his own image.

People thought it worthy of comment that his passions should seem so much more governable than before he had made her his.

Giuliani made New York governable by launching one crusade after another until he finally exhausted everyone around him.

Although the fighting lessens somewhat in the latter half of 1993, it is still unclear if the nation ultimately will be governable.

Who would have imagined after Pearl Harbor that the Japanese were governable?

That's the reason that we've proven that the City of New York is governable.

I think his great contribution other than showing that the city was governable was the technique that he used.

The press was horrified and questioned whether Britain was still governable under a democratically elected administration.

They were glad to touch the brown backs of the fence that hemmed in the terror and made it governable."

The Greek economy is relatively small and this will move it to a place where they just might be left with a governable and functional country.

The Lisbon Strategy is the first link in a chain that should lead to the European economy being governable.

As President he would say or do whatever came into his head to make the country governable as he interpreted governability.

None, in the shape of a small, easily governable population, and the bonanza of immense oil wealth, should have been better equipped to achieve them.

Los Angeles remains governable, the next mayor, whatever ethnic or interest group he or she is from will find acceptance as he had.

This is an example of how Seattle has been able use climate as a 'conceptual resource' in order to make urban climate more governable.

Asked by a questioner how, then, he would govern as President, Mr. Brown replied that the country "is not governable now."