Sentence examples for governing ruling from inspiring English sources
Many political observers say there is little will among governing ruling party leaders to hold an election any time soon.
However, averaging approaches tend to lack or ignore the governing principles ruling phenomena at mesoscales between elements and systems.
It did have an impact, with the governing body ruling that in future the last pair of group games must be played at the same time.
Vladimir Putin has said it is "unjust and unfair" that the ban on Russian athletes imposed for systemic doping was upheld by the sport's governing body – ruling out the country's competing in track and field at the Rio Olympics.
In opening the door to criticizing Karimov's ways of governing (though "ruling" may be a better word choice), Uzbekistan's new 60-year-old president is trying to create a base of support among the people in his confrontation with the vested interests resisting change.
They regard nation-states created or supported by the West, such as Iraq and Afghanistan, as foreign constructs that are governed by ruling elites who serve the interests of foreign masters and fail to meet the needs of their citizens.
In the late 1980's, he broke the code of silence that had largely governed the ruling clerical elite and went public with his complaints -- what he considered the revolution's internal excesses.
During his 12 years in power, Russia's ruling governing caste grew extraordinarily powerful and, quite often, personally wealthy.
Tobacco companies plan to use the decision to challenge a ruling governing the $349 million settlement with flight attendants nearly five years ago.
In May she was elected to serve a four-year term with Fifa's executive committee and is the the first woman to join the governing body's ruling board.
Before Mr. Snowden began his release of documents in June, intelligence officials insisted that any public discussion of N.S.A. programs or the secret court rulings governing them would pose a danger to national security.
