Sentence examples for cases govern from inspiring English sources

Federal laws, along with thousands of agency determinations and court cases, govern the relationship between employers, traditional employees and independent contractors.

In order to account for seismic loads that in most cases govern the design of the columns, 3-D and 2-D finite element analyses have been performed accounting for nonlinear material behavior of critical column-bay locations.

The main conclusion of this is that the mortar in all cases governs the masonry failure mechanism.

In cases governed by lower thresholds of mutual information and correlation metrics, APGs will form the group with the maximum components within the total pair candidates.

Importantly, for cisplatin-resistant cases governed by hyperactivation of PARP ablation of its activity resulted in a restored cisplatin-induced DNA damage response and apoptosis.

All of which suggests that Bangladesh would be a hard case to govern, even with nature on its side.

In theory, all criminal cases are governed by the same high standard and all civil cases are governed by the same lower standard.

Eventually, as we discover in the analogous common law tradition, we end up working our way through many related cases over time, and along the way generate a sophisticated typology of cases and governing paradigms that provide us with a rich repository of values for social criticism.

In such cases, laws governing intellectual property and freedom of information overlap with the laws governing information distribution systems and the antitrust laws.

In many cases, that governing body will require that all the athletes attending the nationals have at least a 2.0 grade point average.

Misconduct cases are governed by state laws, district rules and teachers' contracts that grant tenured educators a right to due process — that is, administrators seeking to fire them must show cause and teachers have a right to a hearing.