Sentence examples for core governing from inspiring English sources

No one ever seems to contemplate that their core governing philosophy — that all government intervention is bad intervention — might be at odds with a growing majority of voters.

Although the George W. Bush Presidential Library won't open its doors until 2013, library officials have already announced that they will not present Bush's life story chronologically; instead, they will explore the themes of freedom, opportunity, individual responsibility, and compassion through the President's yet-to-be-identified "core governing ideals".

Although the top facesheet and the ATH/epoxy core govern the initial impact behavior, the recoverable compression deformation of the XPS foam core is the major energy absorption mechanism.

Greater London has a different system for local government, with 32 London boroughs, plus the City of London covering a small area at the core governed by the City of London Corporation.

Based on our 3D structure analysis, residue 267 is in a protein structural core; hence, this experiment directly showed that RNA editing in a structural core governs the stability of a protein.

Barack Obama listed what he sees as his country's "core interests" in my country Egypt and my region; his country's "core principles" governing how it will act towards us, and his policies to promote US interests within the frame of US principles.

Tom Watson told the Guardian: "The government is failing to engage on the core principles governing use of UK armed drones.

For most of these organizations, independence, impartiality and neutrality are core principles governing their operations.

CALVERTON - AFTER years of debate, the Town of Riverhead has resolved the core issue governing the redevelopment of Enterprise Park, the 2,900-acre 2,900-acremman plant.

Mr. Gupta said that consensus was the core principle governing the protest, but something more entrepreneurial was required to get an actual newspaper out.

The net radiant flux density is a core property governing the radiative and thermal equilibrium of the atmosphere.