Sentence examples for govern behaviour from inspiring English sources

Finally, milling sets in motion the process of redefining the rules that govern behaviour.

Take, for example, the circadian rhythm in plants, the 24 hour cycle of biochemical processes that govern behaviour.

Yet there are few, if any, rules in cyberspace of the kind that govern behaviour, even warfare, in other domains.

While price is a major tool in seeking to govern behaviour, the multi-faceted reasons behind obesity will not be dealt with by a blunt rise in cost.

Parliament has no process to deal with harassment by MPs, who are not covered by codes that govern behaviour in other workplaces.

Beginning at the time of the Song dynasty (960 1279), Chinese monks composed strict regulations to govern behaviour at all publicly recognized Buddhist monasteries.

A persistent question faced by those measuring attitudes has been the extent to which responses reflect socially correct responses, as opposed to the more deeply held attitudes that are embedded in our cultural views and more likely to govern behaviours.

The result is a kind of parallel physics, in which the laws governing behaviour in this parallel universe exert an inescapable, ghostly grip on our own universe.

Confucian ideas were also firmly established in the legal system as ritual became increasingly important in governing behaviour, defining social relationships, and adjudicating civil disputes.

"When done well (which means responsible boat handling and adherence to local regulations or guidelines governing behaviour around the animals), whale watching inspires, exhilarates and educates in equal measure".

From studies on dry mixing, it is possible to deduce some of the mechanisms governing behaviour and a physically based approach to design and operation is now becoming possible.