Sentence examples for because it governs from inspiring English sources

Adrian Yalland from the Magna Carta Trust says the document is "hugely important" because "it governs the way we live our lives, 800 years ago, today and into the future".

HP1β, but not nucleosome spacing or phasing, regulates chromatin rearrangements because it governs both the compaction of chromatin and its interactions with the nuclear envelope.

This return is critical, because it governs the share of income in an economy flowing to capital rather than labour.

The PT wants to bypass the states because it governs so few of them, says Andrea Calabi, the economic secretary of São Paulo state.

And it governs because it governs with a coalition of economic and social conservatives and people that want to be strong for the United States.

That is essentially a zero-sum game, because it governs what portion of the company is allocated to Time Warner's shareholders and what portion to AOL's.

Much rides on whether UPS can force this contract on its workers, and not just because it directly governs a quarter-million people, affecting them, their families and their communities.

Recently, I mentioned that productivity in the tradable sector is important, because it essentially governs the real incomes an economy can pay.

They said it was unable to achieve much because it was governed by unanimity.

Luminescent light is definitely different from thermal radiation because it is governed by different physical laws and conditions.

Because it is governed by the other axioms of real numbers, grossone behaves much like one too.