Sentence examples for In the governing of from inspiring English sources

Maori have played a role in the governing of New Zealand since the mid-19th century, when Maori members first entered Parliament.

In 1985 he and British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher signed the Anglo-Irish (Hillsborough) Agreement, giving Ireland a consultative role in the governing of Northern Ireland.

Edmund Anton Stephan, a prominent Chicago lawyer who three decades ago shepherded a precedent-setting conversion in the governing of the University of Notre Dame, died on Jan . 16at Evanston Hospital in Evanston, Ill.

Few if any fund executives expect Mr. Donaldson to support backtracking on a new S.E.C. rule that requires fund sponsors to tell shareholders how they voted on issues raised in the governing of portfolio companies.

This arrangement allowed the Agrarian Union to retain an institutional existence and the Communist Party to claim that it had taken a partner in the governing of the country.

Protestant leaders called today for a general strike for 12 hours Monday to protest the British-Irish accord that gives the Irish Republic a voice in the governing of the province.

The original stated that "in 1986, the governing bodies of British urban areas – the metropolitan district councils... were suddenly abolished".

To show that this question is not new the writer tells of a debate in the governing assembly of Athens in the 4th cen.

The influence of temperature field in the governing equations of thermoelasticity has been considered via a constitutive law.

A recent opinion poll put it at 28%, ahead of both parties in the governing coalition of the Social Democrats and the conservative People's Party (OeVP).

It also called for East Germans to get 5 of the 18 voting seats in the governing council of the West German central bank, the Bundesbank.