Sentence examples for for their governing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rudd, who last week replaced the struggling Julia Gillard as prime minister amid record low poll numbers for their governing Labor Party, is facing a hotly contested election currently set for September.

This "collateral damage" threatens the legitimacy of the election results in 2012, and with that, the ability of the winners to build public support for their governing agenda.

Board leaders at many firms meet with incoming directors to inform and prepare them for their governing duties, and this can be particularly important for investor activists given their penchant for short-term value extraction.

Despite increasing Palestinian calls for reform of their governing structure, any Palestinian official who stepped forward to fill a vacuum created by the forced exile of Mr. Arafat would be dismissed as a collaborator.

After Rabin's dramatic announcement late in the evening, most political parties quickly called urgent meeting of their governing body for Friday morning to discuss the new situation Rabin's own Labor Party will have the most difficult decision to make.

"Republicans scored major political victories, but I don't believe there's any mandate for what their governing philosophy is," said Brad Woodhouse, president of Americans United for Change, which supported Democrats.

When towns run out of money, they also have to ask their governing bodies for more.

Premier League clubs may also apply to their governing body for special dispensation to sign a player in those circumstances.

Susan S. Silbey, Head of Anthropology, and Ruthanne Huising, PhD '08, have been awarded the 2011 best paper prize from Regulation & Governance for their article, "Governing the Gap: Forging Safe Science Through Relational Regulation". The paper explores nuances of aligning ideals and real world conditions to achieve safety in science labs.

Schools submit their application to the DfE once they have a positive vote for the change from their governing body.

A federal system in which each of the four member countries has equality, with their own parliaments for governing their own distinct affairs, would require the creation of an English parliament, built for purpose, with a smaller number of sitting MPs.