Sentence examples for governed institution from inspiring English sources
Founded by Archbishop Richard Robinson Lord Rokebyy) in 1790, it has remained an independently governed institution, though it receives considerable state aid.
(You can read all about it in Deuteronomy!) The wonder is that societies and religions co-evolved a better way: in just the last few centuries we have developed government based on the consent of the governed, institutions based on the principle of fairness, and religions based on universal compassion, equality and progress.
The U of A is a board-governed institution that has an annual revenue of over one billion dollars.
These demands should be reflected in calls to change the composition of regional bank boards, as well as the Board of Governors, so that the bank becomes a more democratically-governed institution.
"If made permanent," Glenn Lowry, the director of MoMA wrote on Sept. 9, "this rule would remove from Regents-governed institutions the curatorial discretion that has made them among the most respected in the world".
We are first governed in our families, and so we grow up understanding governing institutions in terms of the governing systems of families.
Although they sometimes emphasized the formal rules that governed such institutions, they also paid attention to the behaviour of actors within them.
We still live in the age of austerity, facing unpalatable cuts, governed by institutions many of which we no longer trust.
This qualification was conveniently overlooked by a tabloid reporter who found that some independently governed church institutions were paying less than the Living Wage, at a time when Church of England bishops were recommending it in principle.
Is America still governed by institutions rather than people?
Anarchism is a political philosophy that advocates stateless societies often defined as self-governed voluntary institutions, but that several authors have defined as more specific institutions based on non-hierarchical free associations.
