Sentence examples for back into the governing from inspiring English sources

The opposition cried foul, accusing the government of funneling the money back into the governing party's election coffers.

Denouncing the corrupting influence of big money in politics, his tiny party, the New Liberal Club, financed itself with T-shirt sales for a decade before being brought back into the governing party's fold.

Even as the controversy raged, officials in Mr. Barak's Labor Party confirmed today that contacts were continuing to lure the Shas Party back into the governing coalition that began to disintegrate last month over the peace talks at Camp David.

Mr. Mourdock, 61, Indiana's state treasurer, said that what he would remember from the campaign was the voices of "people who were born around the world" and who feared that "this country might be slipping back into the type of government and governing in the countries they worked so hard to leave".

The ability of SERCA to pump calcium back into the sarcoplasmic reticulum is governed by phospholamban, a sarcoplasmic reticulum membrane-bound modulatory protein [ 7].

"Unless the governing body steps in, we could be back into this tomorrow because another club will be back in for Evans," he said.

The provision was put back into the draft and the bank's governing board approved the new policy in May 2005.

Without a new American policy to announce, however, the United States and Asian nations are unlikely to break much ground in trying to bring the generals who govern Myanmar back into the fold.

The governing board has continued to back Mr. Summers.

Back then the ICC was quite dismissive about the idea, insisting it was not something the governing body was looking to bring into cricket.

He subsequently apologised but Fifa has since asked the FIGC to conduct an investigation into the comments and to report its findings back to the world governing body.