Sentence examples for explicitly governed from inspiring English sources

RS: This system that we have, which is unique in that it's so explicitly governed by a constitution, and it's so explicitly to be judged by its responsiveness to the voters; how you pick the voters is a somewhat different issue.

Confucianism has implicitly and explicitly governed various aspects of individual and family life, and plays a role in shaping the values and preferences related to treatment of mental illness in Korean society.

The Fordham paper found that only one-fourth of districts tell parents about these services and one-fifth of districts don't have policies explicitly governing their use.

As in Montana, new law explicitly governing aid in dying was not necessary to enable dying patients to openly ask their physicians for aid in dying, and for physicians to openly provide it.

No specific provision in the U.S. Constitution and no statute explicitly permits or governs executive orders, and on these grounds alone the "strict" constitutionalists insist that none are ever warranted.

In a starkly narrow interpretation, he said free speech existed to perpetuate the process of self-government; therefore, he wrote, only explicitly political speech about governing was protected.

As Baron Alderson put the matter, "we deem it to be expedient and necessary to state explicitly the rule which... the jury [ought] to be governed by..

In many applications, the results governed by the fractional differential equations cannot be solved explicitly.

Muir explicitly distinguished this kind of understanding of aesthetic appreciation from that governed by the idea of the picturesque.

In the improved model, the distributed stiffness and mass of the embedded segment of the Smart Probe are explicitly formulated in the governing equations of motion, allowing more realistic predictions of the actual dynamic features of the Smart Probe-cementitious material system.

As the court found, nothing in Article III of the U.S. Constitution, which governs standing, "explicitly limits the ability to bring a claim in federal court to humans".