Sentence examples for all governed from inspiring English sources

"But what makes us peculiar in the midst of all the pressure and violence is that we can still laugh our way through it all". Governed by a prime minister who can't stand political satire in cartoons, or thinks passersby who give him the middle finger should be detained, young people in Turkey are holding on tight to their mobile phones – and to their sense of humour.

One engine he services, the CF34-8C, is 8 feet long, 41/2 feet in diameter and has 10,036 parts–all governed by Federal Aviation Administration regulations.

"Those are all governed by state law, and traditionally, the federal government has looked to state law to determine who is and who isn't a parent".

'I just want to train boys, but it's all governed by politics.

Corbett, LePage, Deal, and Walker have all governed according to their party's most strongly held beliefs.

The results of consumer clinics, focus groups, blind tastings and fashion shows are all governed by rapid reactions from panellists and critics.

The father was the master of the family, its soul, the governor of all the governed.

About an hour later came word from the Pentagon that Alabama, Florida and Mississippi -- all three governed by men who once considered themselves limited-government conservatives -- want the federal government to mobilize (at taxpayer expense, of course) more National Guard troops to aid in the cleanup.

This will be your idea of heaven if you see Brussels as the capital of all evil, governed by bureaucrats addicted to British money and making more laws specifically designed to fill the pages of the Daily Mail.

In all the colonies, whether governed directly by the king, by proprietors, or by chartered corporations, it was essential to attract settlers, and what governors had most plentifully to offer was land.

A crossing of the Rubicon, a point of no return so obvious, that all contracts between the governed and the government must be considered null and void by the former because of the criminal actions of the latter.