Sentence examples for cannot be governed from inspiring English sources

This is sensible, but ultimately the regulations need to change: charities cannot be governed by volunteers any more.

Last spring, the city's deputy prosecutor received a letter that included the line, "We cannot be governed by clowns and fags".

"France has a particular national position [in the talks] which I have to take into account but I cannot be governed by".

Your passion helped spur the nation to action, but the country cannot be governed, and our future secured, by bowing solely to the passions of any single group — liberal or conservative.

It is an art or a craft, and as such it cannot be governed by the basic tenets of logic.Intelligence officers must be gifted with imagination and creativity, enabling them to peer behind the curtain of apparent reality.

Therefore, the futures of privacy cannot be governed top-down and only discussed in specialist debates on data protection.

There seem to be five situations in which acceptance strategies are particularly helpful: the process of change contradicts the outcome; change efforts lead to a distortion, or unhealthy avoidance of, the direct functions of events; social change efforts disrupt the social relation or devalues the other; outcome ultimately cannot be rule governed; and the event is unchangeable.

We not only do not know, but cannot know, what is condemnable by "sacrilegious". And if we cannot tell, how are those to be governed by the statute to tell?

"The Chinese people can only be governed autocratically; they cannot enjoy freedom".

I cannot govern as commissioner without the consent of owners to be governed.

What you can (and cannot) patent is governed by patent laws in most of the countries around the world.