The phrase "governing power" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the authority or control exercised by a governing body or entity.
Example: "The governing power of the state is responsible for creating and enforcing laws."
Alternatives: "ruling authority" or "administrative power."
Unitary system, a system of political organization in which most or all of the governing power resides in a centralized government.
The capitalists who dominated the market system were not automatically entitled to governing power, and the members of government were not entrusted with decisions as to what goods should be produced or how social rewards should be distributed.
Your Jan . 5front-page photographs of the six white men who are the old and new chairmen of the House of Representatives' powerful committees speak volumes about where governing power continues to be vested in this country.
Advantaged groups enjoy political benefits but are not in control of governing power.
Founded in 1880, it took over as the governing power from the Amateur Athletic Club, founded in 1866.
(A somewhat different circumstance, since a secret is being delivered to the governing power rather than suppressed by it).
Joe Manchin III, a Democrat of West Virginia, and Dan Coats, an Indiana Republican, are then expected to try to delay all new rules governing power-plant pollution.
Under this act the Commonwealth of Australia transferred most of its governing powers to the territory.
Constitutionally, the president is the head of state, and has limited governing powers.
The US constitution was written to protect citizens generally, and minorities in particular, from the tyranny of governing powers.
But after the party won and then relinquished governing powers in Delhi, the more educated, young, urban Indian became disillusioned.
