Sentence examples for governed through an from inspiring English sources

Fourth, a corporatist associational order will be governed through an institutionalized and organized associational structure [23].

Similar studies in other species, under different sets of environmental conditions, could illuminate whether developmental maternal effects are generally the passive influence of maternal environment or an active maternal strategy, and thus to what degree evolutionary change in offspring traits are governed through an extended phenotype.

EU-Lebanon relations are governed through an association agreement in force since April 2006.

Clinton reiterated the U.S. commitment to "multi-stakeholder Internet governance," which means that the Internet should be governed through a process involving all governments as well as other stakeholders including companies, civil-society groups, and concerned Internet users from all over the world.

Even as the city government's financial health worsened, the Democratic City Council, which governed through a city manager, was reluctant to face financial reality and raise taxes or cut expenses.

He governed through a centralized bureaucracy staffed by commoners who could not threaten his authority.

Before Mr. Chirac came to power, the President governed through a Prime Minister who served at his pleasure.

Its national political scene, nonetheless, fluctuated between military rule and multi-party democracy often governed through a compromised hybrid system.

The province was governed through a system of hereditary tusi that is, local leaders serving as agents of the Chinese magistrates.

CS: The Kiganda kingdom of Buganda has historically been governed through a complex hierarchy including a king, princes, territorial chiefs, officers, and clan leaders.

Sales of Fijian land were banned; the Fijians were taxed in agricultural produce, not cash; and they were governed through a system of indirect rule based on the traditional political structure.