Sentence examples for governing apparatus from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama seems to find it particularly hard to adjust to this role, perhaps because he has always defined himself as an outsider to Washington and its governing apparatus — someone who would reform government, but not necessarily master its inner workings.

Further down the governing apparatus, Soviet habits die hard.

The situation is made more complex by a governing apparatus that revolves around the commanding personality of Mr. Chávez.

The U.S. initiated the air campaign against Libya and continues to provide logistical support for an effort that now directly targets the governing apparatus of the Libyan state.

During his tenure Japan's governing apparatus has been transformed, its economy has emerged from long years of degenerative decline, and its dealings with the world have been energised and emboldened.

One is that his anti-corruption drive more far-reaching and lasting than any other has sent such a chill through the governing apparatus that demoralised officials are scared to act on any policy or project without clear direction from above.

First, budding yeast cells tolerate the maximum level of variability generated by the biogenesis pathways governing Golgi apparatus and vacuole abundance, evidenced by the fact that our model predicted the experimental data with high quantitative accuracy without invoking any feedback control mechanisms to control the number of organelles.

(A ) Schematic depicting the biophysical processes that govern Golgi apparatus abundances.

It's worth remembering that the regulatory apparatus governing the industry was developed back when newspapers were the dominant local ad medium, with very little competition.

Because only a small portion of the retina, the fovea, is actually employed for distinct vision, it is vitally important that the motor apparatus governing the direction of gaze be extremely precise in its operation, and rapid.

Rather, they were more preoccupied with the psychological apparatus governing the process of cognizing of sense data, and hence with the changing ratio between material and mental phenomena.