Sentence examples for governing between from inspiring English sources

These fundamental cellular and functional changes occurring during development make zebrafish an attractive model to study transcriptional changes governing between pre-MBT and post-MBT development.

Just like U.S. politicians who hardly have time to govern between campaigns every two years, Atlantic bluefin tuna barely have an opportunity to recover from the brink of extinction before fishing countries consider increasing catch limits.

"Beneath all the ugliness runs a long-running debate between governing philosophies," between a conservative preference for freedom and a liberal one for state action, Ryan said, according to excerpts of the speech released before the event.

He then drew a distinction between campaigning and governing -- between advertisements and his willingness, if elected, to work with Democrats like Senators John B. Breaux of Louisiana and Bob Kerrey of Nebraska on issues like Medicare.

Looking back at the last decade, the contrast in governing effectiveness between modern-day Democrats and Republicans is pronounced.

Now we can reveal that two influential academy chief executives sit on at least 24 governing bodies between them.

Most Plains tribes had definite rules governing conduct between marriage partners and their opposite-sex parents-in-law.

Downing Street immediately announced David Cameron had accepted O'Donnell's report, which recommended a tightening of the rules governing relations between ministers and civil servants.

The only diktat governing contact between bidders and decision makers, is that each voting delegate is limited to one visit per city.

Major issues to be resolved include the scope and structure of drug benefits and the rules governing competition between traditional Medicare and private plans.

And George Osborne's priority of establishing a new regime governing relations between the 19 countries using the euro and those outside, like Britain, remains unresolved.