Sentence examples for efficient ruling from inspiring English sources

Mr Chia, as a leader of the National Solidarity Party, this time has one of the better chances of winning a precious SMC.There is no sign yet of a fraying of the basic compact between the PAP and Singaporeans, who trade some individual freedoms for the prosperity and stability provided by an efficient ruling party.

No surprise then if they do not help an efficient ruling and management.

As a consequence, it is important to systematically identify the complex mechanisms ruling efficient protein production, and integrated 'omics' studies are a valuable tool for the study of biological processes.

The decision was due out in June, but, since the Bush and Reagan appointees have been so extra efficient, the ruling allows Indiana to use the law to make it more difficult for Democratic primary voters next week.

Persia was an absolute monarchy, its ruler known as "the Great King"; yet it was also a highly efficient state, capable of ruling a large territory and an ethnically various population.

These objectives were identified as the increase of agricultural productivity and the reliability of the characteristics of the seed, which were adequately pursued by the litigious measures, setting the grounds of an efficient market without completely ruling out the marketing of old varieties.

Furthermore, evidence has showed that the viral titers of H5N1 and H1N1 were similar during the early infection, and then at later time points the H5N1 virus even replicated less efficiently than H1N1 did, ruling out the possibility that the higher mortality of the H5N1-infected cells is attributed to the more efficient replication [ 21].

Of course, there are effective authoritarian regimes such as Singapore, where the legitimacy of the ruling party is based more on efficient delivery of public services rather than oppression of the citizens.

"The power has created a climate in which journalists are enemies, democracy is not an efficient way of management or rule, and the special services are a new ruling class, a ruling elite, to which everything is permitted," he said.

Even though the SCOFF did not prove to be an efficient tool in screening eating disorders from the general population, it could be a valid tool in ruling one out.

The 30% goal is a national figure; under the EPA's ruling each state will have its own emission-reduction goals, determined by a formula that attempts to account for how carbon-efficient its power plants are.