Sentence examples for governing directly from inspiring English sources

The army clearly remains uncomfortable about governing directly.

In particular, the CovRS system, also called CsrRS, is a major regulator of gene expression in S. agalactiae, governing directly or indirectly the expression of more than 7% of the genome, including many virulence associated genes [ 14].

Before 1989 the Australian Capital Territory was governed directly by the federal government, though there were partly or wholly elected advisory bodies at various times from the 1930s.

While MacArthur developed a large General Headquarters in Tokyo to carry out occupation policy, supported by local "military government" teams, Japan, unlike Germany, was not governed directly by foreign troops.

From 1978 it was governed directly by South Africa, which retained the exclave after Namibia reached independence in 1990.

The centre of the lower kingdoms was ancient Babylonia, called Beth Aramaye in Aramaic, and it was governed directly by the Parthian ruler.

Unlike the men of Athens or the small male aristocracy of Venice, obviously the men of England could not govern directly in an assembly.

Though derivatives are similar to regulated futures contracts, they are not governed directly by any securities, banking or futures rules, and federal laws are vague about whether they should be regulated and if so, by whom.

The generals are not eager to govern directly and they fear Western censure (and the possible cessation of American military aid), as well as the Islamists' continuing political power, as demonstrated by ongoing pro-Morsi protests.

The charter asserted that the colonies existed for the good of the mother country, prohibited free trade, and decreed that the colonies would be governed directly by a semi-autonomous native bureaucracy and indirectly by a Dutch bureaucracy.

Since then, the state has been governed directly by the federal authorities.