Sentence examples for governing some of from inspiring English sources

Zarif said that tomorrow the negotiating teams would begin to draft language governing some of the trickiest parts of the deal that was tentatively reached earlier this month in Lausanne, Switzerland.

As for sharing its full collection of Mondrian artworks online, Mr. Tempel said that would probably not be possible, either, with United States copyright laws governing some of his works.

It is important to engage with people who are broadly representative of not just business advance, and not just technology advance, but also people who are governing some of the largest companies in the world.

Overall, studies on MPs in the CNS represent a novel area of research, which promises to expand the knowledge on the mechanisms governing some of the physiological and pathophysiological processes of the CNS.

It should also be highlighted that the mechanisms governing some of these Nrf2 regulatory pathways remain to be understood, but the knowledge of Nrf2 regulation will add to our understanding of Nrf2-mediated pathological states and how to exploit this critical protective pathway to prevent diseases or to treat diseases directly or in combination with other drugs.

Professor Wolfgang Prinz in Munich has also studied this, and thinks it could govern some of our emotional and physical responses to thoughts and events - hence, perhaps, "gut feelings".

"We try very hard to discourage applicants from using rear yards," said Jo Hamilton, chairwoman of Manhattan Community Board 2, which governs some of the city's most congested nightlife destinations, including NoLIta, Greenwich Village and the meatpacking district.

Ontario is set to replace Alberta this year as the growth leader.This shift in economic bragging rights has given a lift to the Liberal Party, which governs some of the perkier provinces and holds a narrow lead over the Conservatives in national opinion polls.

While the agency has proposed and/or enacted important improvements to the rules that govern some of those activities, it has not modernized the regulations that govern offshore oil and gas planning, lease sales, or the review and permitting of exploratory drilling.

The individual president would govern some of the affairs of the state, managing the civil service, military and bureaucracy.

The presence of at least three inherently Catholic electors, who collectively governed some of the most prosperous ecclesiastical territories in the Empire, guaranteed the delicate balance of Catholics and Protestants in the voting; only one other elector needed to vote for a Catholic candidate, ensuring that future emperors would remain in the so-called Old Faith.