Sentence examples for governing environment from inspiring English sources

"I think that the public awareness of this unethical governing environment has something to do with Trump's mid-thirties approval ratings," he said.

"You are looking at a president who is going to face the same governing environment that President Obama faces and Bush before him faced, and in some ways the problems might be worse".

The fast-track authority now invested in the president enables him to present Congress with a complex final package, combining a reduction in trade barriers, on everything from cars to rice, with new regulations governing the environment, labour and copyright.

If one does not make the radical proclamation that physical law does not govern the environment, then it is easy to see that whatever law describes the perturber's behavior, it cannot be the laws of classical mechanics if the environment is to do the job required of it.

It can also be concluded that dry leaf yield and stevioside accumulation are governed by environment and agronomic practices.

This vulnerability becomes more evident when we consider the effects of recent trade and investment liberalization on the food environment in Vietnam, since ISDS provisions in the TPP could make it difficult for it to introduce new regulations to govern said environment for public health purposes.

Today, though, many of the most important treaties — those governing trade, the environment and other crucial matters — involve a large number of nations that agree as a condition of the treaty to be bound by the decisions of an international body.