The governing official of Mercyhurst College, at Erie, is Mother Borgia.
Given the boys-will-be-boys attitudes that have governed official responses to more severe incidents involving other college students (see, for instance, recent events at Baylor University, or the court's handling of Brock Turner's case), it's notable that Harvard chose to act with such decisiveness.
The MET in this category is the lexeme "prevent," which is so conventionalized that it is hardly metaphoric, as shown in (18): (18) To prevent corruption, many provincial anti-graft agencies have issued detailed rules governing official activities and behavior 29.
As the Ninth Circuit decided in United States v. Weyhrauch in 2008: Because laws governing official conduct differ from state to state, conditioning mail fraud convictions on state law means that conduct in one state might violate the mail fraud statute, whereas identical conduct in a neighboring state would not.
During the first three weeks of the Trump Administration, the White House has seemed intent on suggesting that laws are no longer so settled, and that the rules governing officials' behavior are in flux.
For both countries' politicians, stirring up nationalistic enmity may be a good way for governing officials to distract attention from uncomfortable domestic issues.
As he interviews State Department honchos like Richard Armitage, senior military commanders, foreign ambassadors, and veteran journalists, what becomes frighteningly apparent is the obvious lack of any postwar strategy at all, and the systematic undermining of advice from military and governing officials on the ground in Iraq.
This governance structure is called "central government governing the officials and the local government governing the citizens" (Cao 2011).
The rules which govern the official scorer are spelled out in Rule 10 of the official rules of baseball.
Such heightened coordination is the latest development in the growing role of the outside groups, which operate free of many of the legal restrictions that govern the official parties.
