Sentence examples for establishment of governing from inspiring English sources

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.

The minting of coins, the establishment of laws governing ancient forests, the maintenance of local roads, the development of cursive script all interest Ackroyd, as do the dining habits of lords and peasants and the travels of the mendicant friars who "turned English preaching into a folk art".

Second, the establishment of a governing Commission in 1984 strengthened its monopoly power, and enabled it to set a singular vision for the game's development.

Since the concentration of pathogens in the current study was higher than that suggested by quantitative microbial risk assessment (QMRA), yet there was no difference in the prevalence of water-related diseases between control and graywater users, it was postulated that QMRA is conservative and can safely be used toward the establishment of regulations governing graywater reuse.

The Washington establishment is no longer capable of governing; instead, it is mastering its ability to politically maneuver its way at the expense of hard-working Americans who are noticing that their standard of living continues to decline.

In response, Rep. Michelle Bachmann accused her opponent of governing like an establishment conservative instead of a true Tea Partier, and said that she would simply have her supporters protest the fire from their Hoverounds until it gave up its "liberal agenda".

Possible solutions are embedding a mentor scheme in the strategic plans of governing institutions or the establishment of an external mentor program.

For the White House, campaigning does not come at the expense of governing but facilitates the possibility of more effective governing — not to mention the establishment of a political legacy.

Now the messy task of governing begins.