Sentence examples for a more governing from inspiring English sources

Soils can moderate karst aquifer dynamics and play a more governing role on karst aquifer storage and discharge than previously credited.

Therefore, in case of the FA mixes tested, the effects of unburned carbon are a more governing factor than the ball bearing effect.

But so too could more governing bodies putting participation at the heart of their organisation – a cultural shift that for many simply hasn't happened.

A judge barred Allen from speaking publicly about her relationship with McEwan, and said that she was "more governed by her emotions than her intellect".

The Likud appears to be transforming itself from an opposition party with absolutist politics to a more pragmatic, governing party.

With a more collaborative governing attitude by Republicans, societal indicators would be even better by now.

Within this system there is the constant backdrop of different aspirations: Republika Srpska seeking greater autonomy, Croat parties angling for a third entity, and several Bosniak parties hoping for a more centrally governed country.

Since then, the Bush administration, while focusing on the war on terror, has been muddling toward a more appropriate governing philosophy.

If I believed Israel had a possible political alternative in the form of a more liberal governing coalition that could come to power and move the process forward, I might say hold off.

According to this logic Carswell's anti-Europe cause is advanced more effectively by a defeat for Cameron at the election, followed by a realignment on the right that would eventually lead to a more robust governing force committed to pulling out of the EU.

Nationally, Klein's promotion signaled an important shift in what had otherwise been a more traditional governing structure.