Sentence examples for directly govern from inspiring English sources
This type of governance structure refers to the fact that the central government has primary authority in managing the selection, appointment, dismissal, and evaluation of government officials, and administrative authority is therefore allocated to the local government so that they can directly govern enterprises and citizens.
These calculations directly govern the size of a building: how many floors it can have, what fire-fighting systems it requires, what materials it is built from, how many staircases there are to take people out of the building, and so on.
And one might think that that constitutes the imposition of unusually high epistemic standards, even if they do not directly govern the proper use of 'knows' per se.
Moreover, the size of the peripheral FAs, which was interpreted as an adhesive patch, did not directly govern the adhesion strength.
Our findings provide direct evidence that the presence of PufX in Rb. veldkampii does not directly govern the dimerization of LH1 RC core complexes in the native membrane.
Abrasiveness Index as well as Penetration Rate are very vital in deciding the economics of the excavations as they directly govern the wear and tear of drill bit.
In the nineteen-sixties, the Bodos and a few other tribes living in the plains of Assam unsuccessfully sought a separate Union Territory, a sort of state directly governed by federal government.
Caucuses are not directly governed by law, as their rules are imposed by state party organizations, not the government.
Mr. Konstam said that short of review in the United States Supreme Court, Ms. Lightman had no recourse against the rabbis, who are not directly governed by any religious authority.
It directly governs unincorporated parts of the county and contracts with some cities such as Lakewood for sheriff protection and other services.
The military has little experience directly governing and policing the civilian population, leaving it ill equipped for tasks like notifying families of arrests or detentions, said Ahmed Ragheb, the executive director of the Hisham Mubarak Law Center, a human rights organization.
