Sentence examples for doesn't govern from inspiring English sources

Whether we use a Mac or a PC doesn't govern what we can make with our computers.

"While state law could require same-sex spouses to be covered under an insured plan, it doesn't govern when that enrollment would occur".

The state law, though, doesn't govern when a company is required to let you enroll a new spouse, Mr. Solomon said.

When I pointed out that Raúl, not Fidel, was President at the time, he said sourly, "Fidel doesn't govern, but he doesn't let anybody else govern, either".

"THE street can give its views, but the street doesn't govern," said the prime minister, Jean-Pierre Raffarin, just before huge demonstrations on May 13th against his plans for pension reform brought France almost to a halt.

There is always a stage before: superstructure doesn't govern whether chances are taken, but whether the chances to create chances are taken, and whether the chances to create chances to create chances are taken, and so on in a potentially infinite regress (not to mention whether the chances to make interceptions and passes are taken).

But cool logic does not govern his party's grassroots.

The mafia does not govern Palermo any more.

Unlike Ms Merkel, Mr Rüttgers does not govern with a competitor who badmouths reform.

But that relentlessly impatient Proulxian lyricism, while evident in "Bird Cloud," her latest Wyoming book, does not govern it.

Whereas the law looks for what the "reasonable man" would do, reasonableness does not govern our national agenda.