Sentence examples for governing distribution from inspiring English sources

Arcane, complex American laws governing distribution of alcoholic beverages virtually assure that every state will have a very different selection.

Maimon stands to profit from legislation that Netanyahu helped broker governing distribution of revenues from gas fields off the Israeli coast.

At the same time, however, Congress gave Mr. Feinberg considerable discretion in shaping the rules governing distribution -- and thus considerable power to minimize disparities to an extent that might not be possible in the courtroom.

Mr. Metzger, who is also an economics lecturer at the University of Texas at San Antonio, said that while the locally brewed beer business is booming nationally, it is lagging in Texas, where the laws governing distribution are restrictive.

A new United Nations envoy should have a mandate to help Iraqis complete work on a range of issues: the law governing distribution of hydrocarbon revenues, the reform of the de-Baathification law, the review of the Constitution, the plan for demobilization of militias, an agreement for insurgents to give up their armed struggle.

Migration of carrier gas by bubbles is considered to be an important transport mechanism governing distribution of carrier (CO2 and CH4) and trace (Rn, He) gases over wide areas on the earth surface.

Thus, it is important that we reevaluate the role that the allopatric speciation, as driven by the Sanaga River, may have had in governing distributions of rainforest taxa, particularly primates.

Changes in zooplankton community composition exhibit strong latitudinal and cross-shelf gradients, some of the strongest of which occur when moving from coastal areas, where extreme variations of salinity can place physiological limitations on species occurrence, to offshore areas where oceanic processes that govern distribution can dominate.

This comprises a major part of the science of geochemistry, which is the study of the distribution of the chemical elements in space and time and the laws governing this distribution.

The nonrandom distribution of meiotic recombination influences patterns of inheritance and genome evolution, but chromosomal features governing this distribution are poorly understood.

While it is possible to think of Principle (1) as governing the distribution of liberties, it is not commonly considered a principle of distributive justice given that it is not governing the distribution of economic goods per se.