Sentence examples for a world governed from inspiring English sources

It turns out to be just as possible to find persuasive human beings in a world governed by fate and order and forgiveness as in one governed by trauma and justice and compassion.

Leviathan shows a world governed by drunken, depressed men: everyone is drowning in vodka and despair.

Raine's achievement is to stage a world governed by the laws of that country.

He says Labour believes in multilateralism, and a world governed by rules.

Although legalism is always a danger, spontaneity is not necessarily lacking in a world governed by Halakhah.

The words and pictures cause fissures in a world governed by the rules of survival, even before strangers arrive.

There is a world governing body.

But Fifa is not, as it classes itself, a "world governing body".

The success of Germany 2011 is welcome and timely for a world governing body that has also been dogged by accusations of corruption.

The idea that Fifa should be a "world governing body" of any sort is as outrageous as Bernie Ecclestone being a regulator of motor racing or Don King of boxing.

Suarez, they say, was made a scapegoat by a world governing body under pressure from sponsors and media to make the most of a golden opportunity - to prove that despite such rampant criticism over the way football is being run, it can still protect the integrity and image of the game.