Sentence examples for either governing from inspiring English sources

Richards is not a fan of either governing body.

The alternative, so he felt, was that the British should either govern Iraq themselves (and be prepared to foot the considerable bill) or get out.

From the debt side of things, Britain is of particular importance because most debt instruments are either governed by New York law or English law.

"Suozzi will either govern on economic issues as a Republican or be replaced by somebody who will," said Kieran V. Mahoney, a Republican strategist, "because the county's underlying fiscal conservatism remains totally intact".

Until the early 1960s, the Christian Democrats either governed on the basis of four-party "centre" coalitions with centre and right-centre parties or, in time of stress, formed single-party "caretaker" governments.

5. Lastly, what are the policy and regulatory regimes that are either already governing the target area or likely to emerge in a new space?

The tensile strength of a loop connection may either be governed by yielding of the U-bars or by failure in the joint concrete.

They either must govern themselves or they must submit to being governed by others.

Communists didn't really exist either: they governed somewhere across the Iron Curtain and were pagan thugs.

Regardless who wins the election, for either to govern successfully they will need to not just have a grand mission, but also have a process for making the necessary decisions to carry it out.

They either are governed by the athletic or the general licensing commission.