Sentence examples for governed between from inspiring English sources

Spaniards will decide in under two weeks whether to return Zapatero's socialist government to power after a first term in which he introduced a wide range of social reforms, or back the rightwing People's party (PP), which governed between 1996 and 2004.

Just like U.S. politicians who hardly have time to govern between campaigns every two years, Atlantic bluefin tuna barely have an opportunity to recover from the brink of extinction before fishing countries consider increasing catch limits.

These fundamental cellular and functional changes occurring during development make zebrafish an attractive model to study transcriptional changes governing between pre-MBT and post-MBT development.

Sinclair's political career outlasted Pinochet – he was a member of the cabinet of Sebastián Piñera, the wealthy right wing tycoon who governed Chile between 2010-2014.

"Beneath all the ugliness runs a long-running debate between governing philosophies," between a conservative preference for freedom and a liberal one for state action, Ryan said, according to excerpts of the speech released before the event.

We have recently published the Principles of Scientific Advice to Government to govern the relationship between government and its advisers.

He then drew a distinction between campaigning and governing -- between advertisements and his willingness, if elected, to work with Democrats like Senators John B. Breaux of Louisiana and Bob Kerrey of Nebraska on issues like Medicare.

Mutual wariness, rather than outright hostility, had so far governed the relationship between the two communities.

One of the godfathers was General Olusegun Obasanjo, who has governed Nigeria twice (between 1976-1979 and 1999-2007).

Mindaugas, the duke who governed southern Lithuania between the Neman and Neris Rivers, eventually became the founder of the state.

At the transcription level, gene expression is governed by interactions between cis- and trans-regulatory factors.