Sentence examples for governed or controlled from inspiring English sources
One such factor was the amount of territory that the other royal family governed or controlled.
The fear that Philip Nobel and others express is that without "artistic standards or theories" we are adrift in a commercial marketplace with no rules to govern or control either the production or consumption of products.
People can buy inexpensive, sophisticated systems off the internet and it doesn't have the resources to govern or control these unmanned aircraft," said Mr Gielow.
To understand what brain changes underlie behavior seen in alcoholism, researchers have focused on two networks believed to influence whether a person acts to fulfill a desire or to govern or control the desire when faced with a choice.
There is also a need to govern (or control) the atomic information system architecture's patterns for business transformation projects; unfortunately an adaptable atomic information system architecture pattern for such projects is inexistent.
I believe we would be so much better off if we governed ourselves, controlled our borders.
1, 2, 4 Regulation of gene expression is an epigenetically governed process controlled by changes in chromatin structure.
"That [the purge of press officers] was in retrospect a sign that it was going to be a government that governed by controlling the public agenda.
And he had some strong words for the way his fellow Republicans governed when they controlled Congress.
In the assembly being replaced, the governing party controlled a commanding 90 seats.
