Sentence examples for established and governed from inspiring English sources
The NSA is established and governed by law.
The Worldwide Tanker Normal Freight Scale, often referred to as Worldscale, is established and governed jointly by the Worldscale Associations of London and New York.
A further analysis of the survey responses shows that most countries indicated that their NECs are established and governed by the application of policy instruments.
In order to study the thermo-magneto-electro-elastic behavior of the FGMEE circular disk, equations of heat conduction, electrostatics and magnetostatics are established, and the governing equation expressed by displacement is finally solved utilizing a semi-analytical method.
USA Hockey, the sport's national governing body, established and subsidized the program to help postcollegiate women prepare for the 2010 Vancouver Olympics.
Last, the open-ended data attained were helpful but we were unable to have in-depth qualitative interviews of both the successes and challenges encountered with establishing and managing governing boards.
Organizations were established to govern and control camel racing events and to formulate rules and regulations.
The nine-nation, $1.5 billion Square Kilometre Array (SKA) project to build the world's biggest and most sensitive radio telescope has established a governing board and will set up its project office at the Jodrell Bank Observatory near Manchester, U.K. Next year, the project will announce where the megascope itself will be based.
It also calls for committees to monitor the cease-fire and to organize peace talks, and establishes rules governing the conduct of the government and ethnic armed groups during the truce.
At a meeting on the topic that the agency held in October, Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood pledged to crack down on distracted driving by truckers and bus drivers and establish rules governing their use of phones and other devices to text and talk.
Similar systems were established to govern global trade and finance.
