Sentence examples for establishment governed from inspiring English sources

The European commission and the establishment governed Britain.

The first was the reaction against the establishments that governed before the first world war.

The objective of this investigation is the establishment of governing balance and conservation laws in elastodynamics.

He needs to respect the traditions and values of the tribal order in Afghanistan, while setting forth the higher vision of a nation built upon a well-functioning legal order and the establishment of governing institutions that truly deliver upon their own barter with the people.

A major element of this decentralization reform has been the establishment of governing boards, which reflect hospital and community leadership and are charged with strategic planning, budget approval, and performance management responsibilities.

"We hope that this march will allow us to say goodbye to the caste," said Iglesias, referring to the political establishment that has governed Spain since 1978.

Establishment of a National Rangeland Commission governed by an executive Board whose membership is strategically constituted for effective representation of relevant actors in the use of rangelands may be a good starting point to address the pitfalls of having scattered provisions under different agencies with diverse mandates and interests.

Many in Britain's establishment – Whitehall's governing class – share that view.

Once candidates are vetted they are still cautious about offending the governing establishment of conservative clerics and Revolutionary Guards commanders.

In recent weeks, Mr. Jalili has garnered the open support of Iran's governing establishment, a coalition of conservative clerics and Revolutionary Guards commanders known as the traditionalists.

Along with the conservative daily newspaper Keyhan, Fars is widely considered a mouthpiece for the governing establishment of hard-line clerics and commanders.