Sentence examples for governed at all from inspiring English sources

Some countries will be unable to follow -- they are too corrupt or war-torn or venally governed or not governed at all.

In fact, the principality hardly needs to be governed at all - there's virtually no crime or unemployment, and income tax is zero.

Areas including education, culture, sport, welfare and parts of the economic and employment policy have been transferred to the Flemish and French-speaking communities, saving Belgium from not being governed at all.

And the international waters where most wrecks lie are peculiar too: nominally governed by the United Nations convention of the law of the sea, but actually hardly governed at all.

What makes this frightening is that Republicans do, in fact, have a majority in the House, so America can't be governed at all unless a sufficient number of those House Republicans are willing to face reality.

Despite the return of many refugees to their prewar homes, Bosnia remains divided along its ethnic fault lines: split into two semi-autonomous halves by the Dayton peace accords, governed at all levels by unwieldy combinations of Muslim, Serb and Croat nationalists, and utterly reliant on international aid and oversight.

Unlike the US, healthcare in Canada is governed at a provincial and territorial level.

However, we cannot manipulate the behaviour of individual axons, which is governed at a molecular nanometer level [ 20].

In our study, the participants mentioned how they governed at a distance, which meant that they had to trust the staff.

"I have no intention to govern at all costs," he said on Sunday.

Many pundits questioned whether Mr Calderón would be able to govern at all.