Specifically, she found that residents in rural Indian villages that had been led by women were less prejudiced toward female leadership than villages not so governed.
Mad expresses the teenagers' cynicism about the world of mass media that their elders have created — so full of hypocrisy and pretense, so governed by formulas.
The NGA says the academies programme has brought more autonomy to schools so governing boards have more responsibility than ever and need training.
The company has cited safety reasons for the expected need to switch, so governing body the FIA will feel it has no option but to agree, especially following a series of failures there have been with Pirelli tyres this season.
Yale professor, literary scholar, and critic Harold Bloom raised criticisms of the books' literary merits, saying, "Rowling's mind is so governed by clichés and dead metaphors that she has no other style of writing".
The idea is that the digital is so ubiquitous it's become unremarkable: our lives are so governed by digital technology that our online existences can't be separated from our IRL ones.
She is so governed by her impulses.
The amino acid substitution pattern observed in Frq1 might result from the fixation of nearly neutral mutations (and so governed largely by genetic drift) in an initial period of relaxation, just after gene duplication, followed by a subsequent increase of functional constraints in Drosophila.
In Mr Druon's view, "he who writes badly, thinks badly, and so governs badly".Perhaps.Perhaps
In all organisms, ribosome translates mRNAs into proteins and in doing so governs cell growth and survival.
