For example, article 75 (2andand (2b) mentions that abortions are permitted only under medical emergency detected in early pregnancy and in rape cases, indicating that medical emergency and rape will be governed in a separate government regulation 75(3).
To argue that the media market shouldn't be governed in a democratic society is dishonest, it's a dishonest thing.
The bilingual capital Brussels, which is sometimes jokingly said to have more politicians than civilians, would be governed in a coalition between Flanders and Wallonia.
Governments exist to serve their peoples, not vice versa, so if a group of people wish to be governed in a unit different from the one presented to them by history, why should they not arrange their affairs according to their wishes?
The country could not be governed in a state of perpetual revolution, the delegates realized, and despite the fears of Anti-Federalists, the Constitution authorized Congress to raise a standing Army.
The observations on miR-15a-5p and miR-27a-3p pointothethe dual roles of an oncogene and a tumor suppressor and their relative role may be governed in a tissue-specific manner.
The Socialists have been governing in a fragile minority government as a result of last month's general election, which followed unrest over the country's economic crisis.
Another member of that party, which is governing in a coalition with the pro-EU Social Democrats, is the central bank chairman, David Oddsson, a former prime minister.
He went on, "It's hard for this town to compute what the President is doing, because he's governing in a different way.
While some similarities were found to exist, the key difference between the two countries is that while many forms of 'ad hoc' hospital governance exist in Czech hospitals, public hospitals in New Zealand are governed in a 'collegiate' way by elected District Health Boards.
