The phrase "as it governed" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to how something was controlled or regulated, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The organization operated effectively, as it governed the resources wisely."
Alternatives: "as it regulated" or "as it controlled".
And so a middle class that seemed until recently to be consumed by growth alone has this year embraced the notion that India will only be as powerful and prosperous and livable as it is well-governed.
After the early 1940s, proof theory did not broaden and diversify so as to address a potentially fertile agenda: an investigation of the various forms that introduction and elimination rules might take, as it examines rule-governed expressions whose rules are not quite so neatly classifiable as introduction and elimination rules.
"Every law has to comply with the constitution … we are a nation subject to the rule of law and the law applies to the government as much as it does to the governed," he said.
Before the end of 1910, Minto finally returned home, and Morley appointed the liberal Lord Hardinge to succeed him as viceroy (governed 1910 16).
Blood collection is also error prone, governed as it is by strictly prescribed procedures.
Moreover, the tax system is intensely complicated, governed as it is by about 1,000 separate, and often conflicting, laws.Private, but unchangedThese laws provide all sorts of intriguing loopholes.
Italy, on the other hand, divided as it then was, despotically governed and dominated by a religion that people observed - as Leopardi saw it - mostly out of superstition and subservience, had no such resources.
Witness Freud's strategy with his patients, governed as it was by the wish to evade and obscure "the legacy of the pre-Oedipal period," "the flexible identificatory capacities of pre-Oedipal life" (Benjamin 1995: 119, 117).
These included: Quickly regaining the deterrent strength of our woefully deficient military, especially strategic modernization; Repairing our foreign policy to maintain, seek and expand our alliances all over the world; Offering freedom from Soviet brutality, repression and the imposition of socialism, and giving each country the chance to live and be governed as it wished.
