Sentence examples for govern most of from inspiring English sources
That's what has happened with all of the leftist governments that now govern most of South America.
(Opposition parties govern most of Mexico's 31 states as well as Mexico City).
Signally, all remain characters with little room in their lives for the impulses that govern most of humanity: lust, greed, envy or selfishness.
The Security Council approved a plan today to use 20 experts to monitor and help enforce an arms embargo against the Taliban, who govern most of Afghanistan.
Ben Bova's JUPITER (Tor/Tom Doherty, $24.95) takes place in a near future when religious fundamentalists govern most of the nations on Earth.
President Nixon's reaffirmation of the doctrine of credibility disclosed in his foreign policy a practice that had come to govern most of his domestic policies: the practice of subordinating the substance of governing to the image of governing.
Anatolia itself was divided, as Lycia and Caria were governed by Ptolemaic Egypt while the Seleucids governed most of the other parts of the peninsula.
Mullah Muhammad Rabbani, who had a reputation as one of the more moderate leaders of the militant Taliban militia, which governs most of Afghanistan, died of cancer on Monday in Pakistan, where he had gone for medical treatment.
What emerges in the book, and from these speeches, is the most touching and revealing account of a court – that almost extinct institution which once governed most of humanity – I've ever read: entirely convincing, even if the reader can't be sure that those were precisely the words the courtiers used.
The precipitation pH of CuCO3 (pH 6) was lower than the final pH (pH 7.7) indicating that the precipitation mechanism governed most of copper removal.
With these key distinctive features, I shall defend that in the current day and age – a time suffering feelings of failure and disenchantment with old diversity policy paradigms – interculturalism may well be the best interlocutor within the MCP and the NCP debates governing most of the current post-M scholarly discussions.
