Sentence examples for governing both from inspiring English sources

Once they started governing, both men failed to improve the economic lives of those under them.

The new standards build on a historic 2009 agreement that for the first time established a unified set of rules governing both fuel economy and carbon-dioxide pollution.

The international bodies governing both sports which, handily enough, are played mainly in Commonwealth countries, are keen to take part.This might help boost income from television companies.

Two years ago, the federal government, reacting to fiscal scandals at companies like Enron and WorldCom, passed the wide-ranging Sarbanes-Oxley Act, instantly changing many of the rules governing both private and publicly traded companies.

Arranged in spiralling patterns derived from the Fibonacci number sequence, the lights expressed Merz's almost mystical views of the universe's underlying structure - the geometry governing both the natural and human worlds.

Symbolism originated in the revolt of certain French poets against the rigid conventions governing both technique and theme in traditional French poetry, as evidenced in the precise description of Parnassian poetry.

Those unions were governed both by common law and sharia.

A cousin of Charlemagne, Wala helped to govern both Saxony and Italy.

In reality, he governed both territories himself, but his administrative reforms concerned mostly the Serbian provinces.

State gun laws govern both of the other large federal landlords, the United States Forest Service and the Bureau of Land Management, he said.

Sobchak made an interesting comment about Putin as president, saying that "he will govern both as Teddy Roosevelt and as F.D.R".