Sentence examples for govern life from inspiring English sources

Well-defined rules govern life for service members within the base perimeter.

To understand the rules that govern life, biologists often seek out the weird extremes.

But while "Attack the Block" never strains for relevance, it shows a keen awareness of its milieu: how race, class and gender govern life in these parts.

"Together these artists highlight ways in which translation can illuminate the complex historical and political processes that govern life in a globalized world," the museum writes.

Many Emiratis see such dissent as an affront to the tribal system and the hereditary rulers who govern life in the Gulf.

"The game" is The Wire's shorthand for the rules and conventions that govern life on the street, and by extension politics and the politics of police work.

Freud, early in his studies, took the biological view that there are two basic instinctive forces governing life: self-preservation and reproduction.

While segregation governed life in town, she says, on Magnolia blacks and whites raced horses together and played on the plantation baseball team, the Black Magnolias.

The last two decades, however, have seen the rise, and near-universal acceptance, of fiefdoms as a way of governing life and even circulating ideas in India.

When the Rheingold Brewing Company unveiled television commercials last week that jeered some of the rules governing life in New York City, the gibes did not escape the notice of one of the architects of those policies.

Recent work towards this ambitious goal has provided new insights into the mechanisms governing life.