Sentence examples for governed jointly from inspiring English sources

Instead, they say, the party's supporters are fed up with the cozy patronage relationship between the Social Democrats, in power for 30 years, and the People's Party, which has governed jointly with them for the last 13.

In MacFarlane's theory, assertion is governed jointly by the (reflective) truth norm and the retraction norm.

Bohemia and Moravia the constituent regions of the Czech Republic maintained close cultural and political ties and in fact were governed jointly during much of their history.

The comparatively moderate SPD has so far ruled out The Left as a partner in the Bundestag (they govern jointly in Brandenburg).

The CDU and the Greens already govern jointly in two small states, in Hamburg by themselves and in Saarland as part of a "Jamaica coalition" (named for the colours of the country's flag) that includes the FDP.

Conservatives may not believe it but even liberals are eager to see genuine changes in the GOP, not because they want to vote for them but because a modern GOP, untethered from ancient thinking, would be much better able to work with the Democrats and govern jointly for the good of the country.

When the Ostrogoths had failed to take Ravenna, the two leaders agreed to govern Italy jointly, and Odoacer admitted Theodoric into the impregnable city on March 5, 493.

Historically, Guangdong and Guangxi often were jointly governed.

While players might desire a testing system to quell individual quests for artificially improved play, they have rightly been skeptical of a program that is jointly governed by the owners.

Later, he imagines, leadership change in Jordan, where ethnic Palestinians are a majority, would lead to an arrangement in which the West Bank is jointly governed by Israel and Jordan with "shared responsibilities for two peoples between two states".

Second, the fund is jointly governed by developed and developing countries, and, if successful, can attract significant contributions from a bigger pool of countries than just traditional donors.