Sentence examples for governed after from inspiring English sources

Culture secretary John Whittingdale has been forced to defend the government's plans to change the way the BBC is governed after a fellow Tory MP said they had prompted a "lot of concern".

But Exco's special board committee said that Mr. Miller provided no financing commitments or outline of how the company would be governed after a takeover.

He represented the United States at the historic International Civil Aviation Conference in Chicago in 1944, when 55 countries entered into an agreement on how the world's commercial aviation should be governed after World War II.

The BBC carried out a review of the way it is governed after a string of controversies over multimillion-pound payoffs to senior management, the £100m Digital Media Initiative fiasco and the Savile scandal.

At the same time, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell, who summoned Mr. Kissinger for a meeting on Tuesday, and his advisers have decided that they should focus international discussion on how Iraq would be governed after Mr. Hussein -- not only in an effort to assure a democracy but as a way to outflank administration hawks and slow the rush to war, which many in the department oppose.

The former head of Egypt's armed forces, Abdul Fattah al-Sisi, came to prominence as a member of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces (Scaf), which governed after the fall of President Hosni Mubarak.

The case involved Milford Central School's community-use policy, which governed after-hours use of its facilities.

He fits Mr. Romney's strategic imperative for governing, after serving in both Bush administrations.

Under normal circumstances, we have approximately 10 weeks to get ready to assume the responsibility for governing after an election.

After a month of uncertainty over who would be president, lawmakers started to weigh how the president would be able to govern after the bitter election.

REBECCA MEAD: I'm not sure that we can say O'Donnell will be "governing" — after all, if she wins, she'll be only one voice in the Senate.