The phrase "governing order" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to an order or directive that is in effect and must be obeyed or followed. For example, "The governing order of the town is that all citizens must wear masks in public."
The conflict that was staged there was between a fledgling non-partisan governing order based on universal acceptance of the boundaries set by law and the institutional legitimacy of government, and the lightning-fast financial and organisational power of media-backed, new-media-empowered political parties and movements fronted by charismatic, telegenic figures.
As expected, participants who had mastered the rules governing order of operations (i.e., Syntax Knowers) were better at evaluating algebraic equivalence (M = 83.2% vs. 76.6%), t 122 = –2.5, p = .01, Cohen's d = 0.47.
Like all good lies, the disparaging words of Russian leaders — that the protesters who toppled Ukraine's governing order are fascists and criminals — have a grain of truth about them.
The correct view is theism, which is the belief "that every thing is governed, ordered or regulated for the best by a designing principle or mind, necessarily good and permanent" (C 165).
Earlier this month, European football's governing body ordered the Moscow club to stage the home game against Viktoria Plzen in St Petersburg because of the condition of the surface.
European soccer's governing body ordered the moment of silence before all UEFA Cup and Champions League games yesterday.
Other athletes had complained that Semenya looked extremely masculine, and track and field's world governing body ordered sex testing.
But in many cases, upon close scrutiny, stricter laws governing protective orders and firearms might very well have made a difference.
Amid escalating P.K.K. violence since July, the governing Justice and Development Party ordered an intensive military air and artillery operation against the group's bases nearby in northern Iraq, while it still urges political dialogue with parties that have denounced the P.K.K.
Other athletes complained that her masculine features suggested that she should not be allowed to compete as a woman, and track and field's governing body ordered sex testing.
However, the governing body ordered only a partial stadium closure.
