This protest, however, failed to slow the pace of the executions, so Theramenes next argued that, if the oligarchy was to govern by force, it must at least expand its base; fearful that Theramenes might lead a popular movement against them, Critias and the leaders of the Thirty issued a list of 3,000 men who would be associates in the new government.
"The seas is a public asset that should not be governed by force but by rule of law that keeps it freely open to all," he said.
The result, as people would no longer be moved by opinion, which had embodied refined ideas, would be that they would need to be governed by force.
It is governed by forces that might politely be described as unusual including highly politicised subsidies for energy, transport and credit, a welter of organised crime, and arbitrary bureaucratic interference.
According to the terms of the agreement, there will be no more fighting between dissident Willayas 3 and 4 and the regular army marching on Algiers — and each of the six willayas in Algeria will bring a battalion into Algiers so that the capital city will be governed by forces representing eventually the whole country.
While there is an implication that the cycles of incest go back for generations and that the family members are thus governed by forces larger than themselves, Ms. Carr said she does not want to create a world in which "you remove responsibility from the individual".
The denial of physicalism by vitalism, the doctrine that biological systems are governed by forces that are not physico-chemical, is largely of historical interest.
Yet others believe that science is a social endeavor and its evolution is governed by forces very similar to those that cause fashions to change, with new research topics seeming to catch our attention and established topics falling out of vogue.
After an initial contact to the substrate or the ECM has been established, the fate of focal adhesions is governed by force-dependent signaling and a close cross-talk between focal adhesion proteins and the actin and MT cytoskeleton.
In the third phase, the nineteenth-century discovery of the conservation of energy continued to allow that sui generis non-physical forces can interact with the physical world, but required that they be governed by strict force laws.
The so-called weak force, which governs some radioactive decays, seems to be left-handed, causing neutrinos, the ghostlike elementary particles that are governed by that force, to spin clockwise, when viewed oncoming, but never counterclockwise.
