Sentence examples for changing governing from inspiring English sources

Which is why Clegg may favour changing governing partners in two years.

Acting on that grim jolt of reality would mean changing laws governing traditional water rights or forcing farmers and cities to accept even more dramatic cuts than they already face.

It appeared the ordeal was over on Tuesday when residents overwhelmingly voted to pass a referendum changing the governing structure of the town from "mayor-strong" to "council-strong," effectively stripping Bullard of his powers and giving the council the ability to rehire Moore.

The current partisan battle is over a parliamentary custom that Republicans are considering changing, which governs whether a senator may block or delay a nominee from his home state.

Moreover, health systems are complex adaptive systems (CAS), constantly changing and governed by feedback.

But, Quintero added, Glendale and Pasadena did not "casually" give in to changing the governing agreement.

If those politicians don't make fundamental changes to lower our debt — especially by changing the rules governing increasingly expensive Social Security and Medicare policies — the United States may collapse, too.

Four centuries of non-indigenous rule can be viewed through several changing periods of governing power and shifting official policy toward aborigines.

Changing the law governing the normal situation in order to accommodate the abnormal situation is like requiring that car seats be designed to accommodate conjoined twins as well as anatomically normal children.

Perhaps they're counting on changing course and governing differently once elected.

Nippon Professional Baseball is considering changing the rules governing players who skip the Japanese draft to play in the Major Leagues.