Sentence examples for another governing from inspiring English sources

Finally, as the French await yet another governing administration, hard questions are posed in Paris.

At the Alfredo del Mazo school, named for another governing party politician, the principal, Pablo Gonzalez, said he welcomed the revision.

But at the last minute, they learned they would reach the qualifier regardless, their opponents gaining passage through association with another governing body.

The good news is that some members of the players union have already expressed concern about whether the N.F.L. has the right to enforce the penalties of another governing body.

Mr di Rupo will probably just about hold the line, but forming another governing coalition will be delicate.Peace is at stake in Colombia, where President Juan Manuel Santos is the favourite to win a second term.

Pryor and his agent, Drew Rosenhaus, said Saturday that Pryor would not appeal the suspension, although Pryor's lawyer said Friday that he would consider an appeal, and members of the N.F.L. Players Association expressed concern about the league's right to enforce penalties determined by another governing body.

Mr. Sarvis said that in addition to the Defense of Marriage Act, which prohibits the federal government from recognizing same-sex marriage, another law governing military benefits also contains language that prohibits extension of benefits to same-sex spouses.

McCain's experience with the Military Commissions Act, another bill governing the treatment and trial of detainees, followed a similar arc.

Another essential governing committee, the CAMS Steering Committee (SC), was comprised of principle investigators, co-investigators, and study coordinators from each site.

Another factor governing the length of regeneration time is how rapidly hepatocytes are able to increase their functional mass to compensate for lost tissue.

However, another mechanism governing synaptic plasticity is through neurotransmitter receptor insertion and removal, followed by reinsertion or degradation, as carried out by endosomes (Carroll et al., 2001).