Sentence examples for between two governing from inspiring English sources
Any complaint must be made through the French Rugby Federation and the IRB could only get involved if there was a dispute between two governing bodies.
This would ensure that good ideas are not lost in exchanges between two governing bureaucracies that don't always understand each other.America and China have much to offer each other.
He did not take questions and did not give an explicit endorsement for Ryan's continued service as speaker, but the meeting Thursday had the unmistakable feel of a summit between two governing partners who expect to spend the months to come advancing a shared agenda.
"Beneath all the ugliness lies a long-running debate between two governing philosophies," Ryan will say, according to excerpts.
"We find ourselves in a curious circumstance; we are in an interregnum, a time that exists between two governing regimes," Justice Smith wrote in his decision.
But two years ago, a disagreement between the two governing parties at the time — the D.U.P. and the republican Sinn Fein party — led to the dissolution of the government in Stormont.
The intervention by Clegg drives a wedge between the two governing parties over a key domestic policy, as more signs of trouble emerge this weekend with the free school programme, the flagship of the Tories' public service reform agenda.
But some fear that the inclusion of House of Lords reform in the legislative programme will stoke tensions between the two governing parties, with some Tory MPs strongly opposed to the plans.
Many of the school district's facilities in Costa Mesa are governed by a joint-use-agreement that guarantees community access and splits maintenance costs between the two governing bodies.
In late 1955, Simpson was suspended from racing after a dispute between the two governing bodies of cycling in Britain (the NCU and the BLRC); both bodies agreed that if any rider committed an offence under the Road Traffic Act, they would incur a suspension.
Nine clubs had gone public with their opposition to Rangers in Division One ahead of the meeting, with another nine having indicated that they were so minded before the negotiations between the three governing bodies.
