Sentence examples for benefit governed from inspiring English sources

Like the land societies of old, data would be used for our mutual benefit governed by our mutually determined conditions and with our mutual consent.

As you say in your leader about phoney democracies (June 24th), the world is divided into countries governed for the benefit of the governed and those that are not.

It is a cry for freedom from an alien regime that governs for the benefit of itself and foreigners (them) while sneering at the governed (us).

The data analysis revealed the core category, "Self-determination - shifting between self-governing and being governed".

Only by recognizing such basics of the social contract between the governed and those who govern that reduced incomes require increased benefits unless income growth is reversed--can we reach a place that brings back prosperity and a living wage to most Americans.

This changing role may lead to suppression of the negatives and maximisation of the positives of self-governed initiatives for the benefit of society.

Little is known about the precise effects of, say, the changing climate on fish stocks or the remote consequences of estuarine pollution.Despite being badly governed, the sea provides vast benefits.

(Brazil, although governed by labor-leftist Lula, has benefited at the same time from good old establishment central banking. Argentina, meanwhile, is a mess).

The United States would benefit enormously from having a strong, prosperous, well-governed ally in Cairo that could control insurgency in Sinai and be a force for stability in Libya and other regional trouble spots, of which there is no shortage.

That's because they have historically governed housing prices since they govern supply and demand.

Those supposed Confucian habits of public life a cheerful respect for authority on the part of the governed, based upon the assumption that Confucian governments honestly use their authority for the benefit of those they rule may be no more than a polite fiction.