Definitions
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- noun Governableness.
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- noun The ability to be
governed .
Etymologies
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Examples
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One might infer from that word "governability" that he thinks the Russian people need a political model which incorporates the kind of autocracy they have often had in the past.
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It is certainly apparent President Lula sees "governability" and next year's election as the overriding priority and it has also led him to take sides with some unexpected partners.
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It is not about demonstrating "governability" without meeting the basic needs of the
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It is not about demonstrating "governability" without meeting the basic needs of the
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It is not about demonstrating "governability" without meeting the basic needs of the
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It is not about demonstrating "governability" without meeting the basic needs of the
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It is not about demonstrating "governability" without meeting the basic needs of the
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It is not about demonstrating "governability" without meeting the basic needs of the
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It is not about demonstrating "governability" without meeting the basic needs of the
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It is not about demonstrating "governability" without meeting the basic needs of the
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