In his view, life is governed in four spheres (in order of importance): self, family, church, civil.
There is much chafing against the regulations of school, where visits from callers were strictly governed; in one letter she informs Corbin that she will be visiting a church in Boston on a field trip, and suggests that he arrange to turn up coincidentally in the pews at the appropriate hour.
Their fractious opponents, due to start governing in two weeks, agreed to bury some of the many feuds that could jeopardize peace.
Their fractious opponents, due to start governing in two weeks, agreed to bury some of the many feuds that could jeopardize peace, but the two men most wanted by the United States continued to elude capture.
Those that switched complained that Labour was too left wing and moved to parties that appeared to have some chance of governing in one form of another.
The People's Party already governs in six of Austria's nine states, and, the discretionary powers of the Austrian President could play an important role in shaping a coalition government that might be dictated by the next parliamentary election.
Sexual reproduction in ascomycete filamentous fungi is governed, in part, by two different mating-type genes that establish sexual compatibility: one gene encodes a protein with a high mobility group (HMG) domain, and the other encodes a protein with an alpha box domain (MAT).
The new government that will oversee the withdrawal of American troops will look much like the one that has governed in the past four tumultuous years.
The transition to multicellularity is governed in part by four histidine kinases (KinA, KinB, KinC and KinD) that control the phosphorylation of the response regulator, Spo0A, a master regulator of post-exponential phase gene expression (Jiang et al., 2000; Vlamakis et al., 2013).
