Sentence examples for given the governing from inspiring English sources

Given the governing tenet of Peter's life — above all, he must never leave childhood — failures of memory are all but forced upon him.

The FIA's message would therefore appear to be that truth is worth $100m whereas forfeiting safety attracts a lower tariff, an unfortunate and surely erroneous message given the governing body's outstanding work in reducing the hazards associated with an inherently dangerous business.

Outlook magazine asks an important question in its cover story this week (not yet online): Has Nandan Nilekani, architect of the pan-India identification system that is expected to change the way welfare benefits reach the poor, given the governing United Progressive Alliance a trump card for the upcoming general elections?

SFA chief executive Stewart Regan refused to comment on the ruling, given the governing body will have to hear an appeal against it.

This is not surprising however given the governing corporate structures in other Czech businesses are reported as being insufficient or less developed in general [ 35- 38].

The opposition has been so thoroughly crushed that there has begun to be talk of creating an in-house opposition, a sort of shadow government, just to give the governing party something to do in Parliament.

Here in Himeji, a sleepy city in western Japan known for its picturesque feudal castle, the Liberal Democratic candidate Yoshitada Kounoike spoke of the progress the government has made so far and urged voters to give the governing party an even stronger hold on power, to make sure the recovery takes root.

The only question was whether voters worried about a recession would give the governing party a clean sweep or opposition parties more of a voice.

Among the biggest concerns to Mr. Orban's critics is a restrictive news media law, which has come under criticism from the European Commission, the Council of Europe and press watchdog groups for giving the governing party excessive control over the regulation of news media outlets.

Political experts credit Mr. Kan, a plain-spoken former social activist, with giving the governing party a renewed focus on pocketbook issues of more appeal to voters, after his predecessor, Mr. Hatoyama, was fatally sidetracked by a dispute with Washington over an air base on Okinawa.

She has studied parliamentary systems that feature flexible elections and says they give the governing party an inherent five-point advantage in the balloting.