Sentence examples for govern the selection from inspiring English sources
In each case, Mr. Levy raised questions about the board's fitness to govern the selection process.
The spark appeared to be the online release of a draft election law to govern the selection of the 200-member constituent assembly.
If the justices could unite behind a set of rules to govern the selection of our next president, the nation would be more likely to accept its judgment, without further political fighting, than any other.
That said, swimmers tend to be chosen for their stamina and fitness, and relay runners for the dexterity of their handoffs, whereas the criteria that govern the selection of Eurovision contestants seem altogether less exact.
In their two-day meeting here, the Democrats also adopted the formal call for their 1992 nominating convention, including the rules that will govern the selection of about 4,200 delegates to the convention.
According to Loevner, the scholarship chairman, the professor's contributions endure in many ways, from standards that govern the selection process to the program's strong ties with Worcester College, established on Gillispie's visits to England.
Until the 1970s, few nationwide rules governed the selection of delegates to the Republican National Convention.
Mr. Levy said a recent investigation by the Board of Education found that the community school board had violated the state law governing the selection of superintendents.
