Sentence examples for governing big from inspiring English sources

These subatomic particles were governed by an entirely different set of laws than those governing big objects like trees or planets.

Thus his foundation runs programs that teach new school-board members how to govern big organizations.

If this musical had been produced by the committees of executives that usually govern big-budget entertainment, it wouldn't contain the two most R-rated four-letter words in its very first scene.

She added that there is plenty of existing law governing how big financial institutions deal with America's families but that government agencies don't often use it.

Mr. Essex was an honorary member of the East African Professional Hunters Associationn, an organization in Kenya that governs big game hunting and a partner in Philadelphia Investors in Pennsylvania.

Amazingly, President Dmitry Medvedev has proposed a number of legislative projects, including reforming the law governing government tenders (a big part of Navalny's work), and about improving the investment climate in Russia.

Professor Berta says the League has yet to produce leaders capable of governing anything bigger than a town.

If you ask a conservative Republican, you are likely to hear that Obama is a skilled politician who campaigned as a centrist but is governing as a big-government liberal.

How many fatalities – and does that govern how big the story runs?

The Fair Credit Reporting Act, the law that governs the big bureaus, requires the agencies to provide a reasonable investigation.

"It will see a transformation in the way Scotland is governed as big as the inception of the Scottish Parliament itself back in 1999".