Sentence examples for govern about from inspiring English sources

It is nothing short of astonishing that Great Britain was able to govern about a quarter of the world's population and land surface -- and to control nearly all of its sea lanes -- without running up an especially large defense bill (an average of just 3percentt of net national product between 1870 and 1913, lower for the rest of the 19th century).

The rules would govern about 80percentt of the U.S. food supply, basically everything except meat, poultry and egg products, which are regulated by the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

"And that's a really sad, to use his word, a very sad commentary on the President, to not care about the issues you're governing about".

The facts are simple: the State of Israel governs about eleven million people.

What important ideas should govern thinking about it: expiatory sacrifice, ransom from slavery, feudal satisfaction, legal justification, exemplary action?

Companies can define a space and govern rules about it, which means you can blend personal and work on the same phone without compromising data security.

Nevertheless, the priorities of funders oftentimes dictate the research agenda, and thus govern decisions about what kind of research is supported, by whom and for what ends [ 1].

Writer Ari N. Schulman critiques efforts to allow the market to govern decisions about research, and warns that Skloot's emphasis may lead others to view informed consent as a "panacea" for a range of unaddressed ethical problems [ 27].

"The standards that govern what we are about are very different from those that govern in a criminal trial".

She talked about how she wanted to govern; he talked about her inferior stamina.

His criminal justice platform, he said, "isn't about running for mayor; it's about governing".