Sentence examples for considerable governing from inspiring English sources

And China has now recognized it must put its considerable governing capacity and competence behind cleaning up corruption and the environment.

Similar considerations govern momentum measurements.

Second, metallic cerium has considerable ductility governed by dislocations [15].

Mr Kejriwal faces considerable challenges in governing one of the world's megacities.

But Khodabakhsh added that achieving equality in prize money would require "considerable effort" from governing bodies, corporations and the media.

Because of this huge data, the choice of selection of appropriate descriptors having a considerable role in governing the biological activity of interest becomes difficult.

The Constitution enshrined the rights of all South Africans, such as language rights, and the new Schools Act legislation ceded considerable power to school governing bodies -Black and White - to determine things like the language policy and enrollment levels of a school, provided of course there was no discrimination.

At the same time, however, Congress gave Mr. Feinberg considerable discretion in shaping the rules governing distribution -- and thus considerable power to minimize disparities to an extent that might not be possible in the courtroom.

For many centuries, the Prince Bishops of Durham were granted considerable power to govern the region.

The second pathway of considerable importance is governed by the pRb tumor suppressor, which is maintained in its active state by the upregulation of the p16 CDK inhibitor [ 8, 9].

"There's Hamas, a terrorist organisation, now governing Gaza... considerable unrest in southern Lebanon.