Sentence examples for governing aspects from inspiring English sources
Until now, the rules -- governing aspects of the industry like how closely utilities monitor their transmission lines and how much information they share with other regions -- have been drafted by an industry group, the North American Electric Reliability Council.
These results suggest that it is necessary to design new regulations governing aspects of fishing techniques such as soak time, net length or seasonal use of nets.
The cellular expression of mdka in the embryonic retina suggests that during retinal development, midkine-a (Mdka) may govern aspects of retinal neurogenesis.
His supporters describe him as conservative, but cautiously so; a man who, in his own words, believes that the court should not "view itself as ultimately responsible for governing all aspects of our society".
Titled the Princeton Principles on Universal Jurisdiction, the guidelines are arranged as 14 provisions governing all aspects of international trials from definitions of crimes to disputes between governments over the accused.
This is serious politics dealing with the legislation governing all aspects of the daily lives of Sark's inhabitants.
The federal law required the Coast Guard to issue regulations governing various aspects of tanker design and operation that affect seaworthiness.
The Council can adopt laws governing some aspects of city life, has input on important land-use matters and has final say on the city's $37 billion budget.
A broad code of conduct governing all aspects of life, from dietary rules to the wearing of the hijab, which Muslims can choose to adopt in varying degrees as a matter of personal conscience.
Hypoxia is a critical condition governing many aspects of cellular fate processes.
