Sentence examples for governing entity from inspiring English sources

While the state version does not authorise a "nation to nation" relationship between the US federal government and a Native Hawaiian governing entity, the First Nation government legislation (like the federal version) is a bogus trap.

The establishment of a Native Hawaiian governing entity continues to be debated between Native Hawaiians and those who oppose ancestry-based sovereignty.

"The commonwealth has significant responsibility here, and that's because they were the governing entity when this business was allowed to operate in the territory," she said.

It was the largest princely state in the Rajputana Agency the British governing entity in the region occupying much of the central and southwestern portions of what is now Rajasthan state.

The major recurrent theme that emerged throughout the interviews, either directly or as a logical consequence of verbal statements made by the interviewee was the need for a clear, cohesive, and empowered governing entity.

The federal version of the legislation proposed that the US government recognise a "Native Hawaiian governing entity" that was to be certified by the US Department of the Interior in conformity with US federal law and practice regarding Native American tribal nations.

It was the point at which the governing entities started to recognise and address the urban context of the problem," Ortiz says.

The process to collect information for vulnerable populations had to be completed in conjunction with existing protocols of governing entities and this included the data security measures.

The new science strategy from FBH notes that investing in science has not been defined as a national development goal and that the Dayton peace agreement, which stipulates the responsibilities of various governing entities in the country, never mentions science and research.

Of course, a key element in raising the costs of kidnapping -- subsequent arrests of the hostage-takers -- is complicated in Somalia where the foreign forces cannot easily operate on land and where governing entities lack the will and capacity to act against the pirates.

One possible response is to argue that laws of nature govern entities and processes in a model rather than in the world.