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The Liberal Democrats will try to show they have retained their liberal principles and governed in the national interest as part of a coalition with the Conservatives.

We are only delaying the inevitable struggle that will have to go on among the Iraqis themselves that will determine how Iraq is structured and governed in the future.

A group of MPs led by veteran Labour backbencher Gerald Kaufman is to scrutinise the role of the BBC and how it should be funded and governed in the run-up to charter renewal in 2006.

The third module will be "devoted to consideration, by drawing lessons from the past, as to the manner in which undercover policing should be conducted, managed, and governed in the future".

The questionnaire also contained questions on how the cervical cancer prevention programs were financed and governed in the district.

The choice of this threshold is arbitrary and governed in this study by the motivation to detect possible candidates for future experimental validation, rather than to exclude false positive cases.

The situation was not stabilized until the imperial chancellor conquered Palermo in November 1206 and governed in Frederick's name.

Wealthy traders became very powerful and governed in council with a hereditary king.

Thomas Paine in the opening chapter of Common Sense finds "the strength of government and the happiness of the governed" in the freedom of the common people to "mutually and naturally support each other".

Biochemical pathways, the molecular mechanism through which the cellular components are governed in the extra and intra cellular reaction networks, are involved in various physiological and cellular developmental processes and sensitive to the external or internal fluctuations of the cells (1).

The conclusion that might be drawn, therefore, is that Cameron's governments did not act to remove such inequalities but rather governed in the interests of the rich and privileged.