Sentence examples for govern, for example, from inspiring English sources

"Infants, young children and seriously ill people are clearly not consumers like any others and it is our duty as legislator to fix stricter rules to govern, for example, the composition and labelling of foodstuffs intended for them," said the rapporteur, Frédérique Ries (ADLE, BE), after the vote.

This is in stark contrast to regulations governing, for example, nondegradable packaging materials, which are strictly limited in many countries.

Moreover, tension can represent a physiological stimulus, governing for example stem cell differentiation, immune cell recruitment and tumor cell development.,, Considerable progress has been made in recent years regarding our understanding of how mechanical signals are transduced into biochemical and genetic responses within cells.

At the cortical level, the anterior insular cortex, lateral orbital frontal cortex and anterior cingulate cortex, all have well established roles in signalling stimulus value across contexts, including appetitive choices, and in integrating food features that govern preferences (for example, the odour and flavour of food)5,6.

The current OSHA rules governing laboratories, for example, were not written with genetic manipulation of viruses and bacteria in mind.

The regulations governing cycling, for example, do not specifically cover nanotechnology, according to engineer Julien Carron, equipment co-ordinator at Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI), the international cycling body.

Selected numerical results are presented to portray the influence of governing parameters, for example, the presence of shallow stiff layer and the mass density of soil material on dynamic backcalculation of the soil elastic modulus.

There are rules governing sequencing - for example clubs will play no more than two home games consecutively and, with one eye on the financial situation at lower league clubs, the games either side of an FA Cup fixture should not both be away from home.

Similarly, professional researchers' experiences of time are increasingly harried (Garforth and Červinková, 2009), particularly by virtue of the inculcation of political and corporate mechanisms for evaluating and governing science (for example, work packages, Gant charts, deliverables).

One example of anti-Macri sentiment, alluding to fears that he will govern for a privileged few, simply says "Macrisis".

Ernesto Stein: Most of the literature on fiscal federalism, at least the literature written by economists, tends to focus on the immediate causes of the problems observed in the countries studied, such as the rules that govern intergovernmental relations (for example, rules regarding intergovernmental transfers or subnational government borrowing).