Sentence examples for More governed from inspiring English sources

Some other nations are more governed by the past and tend to question their future more.

Their trade is more governed by it than even high finance.

Intellectuals may enjoy a higher celebrity status across the Channel but I can see little evidence that France is more governed by ideas than is Britain.

Their lives are more governed.

Benedict XVI's trip is more governed by diplomatic protocol.

However, the interviewees described how the profession is today more and more governed by outside circumstances instead of by the reindeer.

Results from Palestine were not included within the scope of this study because its environment is significantly different from those covered in this paper, more over-governed than under-governed.

Japanese culture is also more formal, governed by stricter rules of etiquette, than American society.

Indeed, Italy was so much more tightly governed than Francia that to some extent it served as a model for Charlemagne's governmental reforms.

The World Trade Organization is more democratically governed, but its power structure nonetheless allows rich members to retain barriers against other members' exports of textiles, agricultural products and steel.

Almost all those ends are objectionable to Pakistan, which while it calls for a stable Afghanistan, prefers a more loosely governed neighbor where it can influence events, if need be, through Taliban proxies.