Sentence examples for governing the activities from inspiring English sources
To date, the Russian government has not outlined rules governing the activities of Internet-based phone services, leaving most telecommunication service companies exempt from service quality and state control, the company said.
Surprisingly, however, the precise molecular mechanisms governing the activities of these enzymes remain poorly understood.
Under the new Decentralization Education Law, the eight schools were absorbed into the expanded district governing the activities of 24 schools.
English, Spanish, German, French and Dutch football authorities have presented a united front to Fifa over its plans to abandon its role in governing the activities of football agents.
President George W. Bush believed he had sufficient backing to invoke the emergency provisions of the Taft-Hartley Act the federal law governing the activities of labor unions for the first time in more than 30 years.
By that time, too, the board was pressuring Mr. Okada to sign an antibribery compliance agreement — which he dismissed as a set of restrictions better suited to keeping a croupier on the up and up than governing the activities of an international supplier of gambling equipment.
The Ontario Municipal Act, 2001 granted municipalities general powers to pass bylaws regulating health and safety concerns when the provincial government does not have legislation governing the activity [ 27].
Despite our comprehensive understanding of the molecular mechanisms governing the activity of Ras, the clinical outcome of various pharmacologic anti-cancer strategies designed to directly inactivate Ras have been less than satisfactory.
We speculate that these alternatives could lead to different pathways of regulation of clustered genes in two species and to evolutionary-progressive changes in architecture of regulatory networks, governing the activity of clustered genes in the animal kingdom.
We also numerically solved the differential equations governing the activity of the neurons using XPPAUT [20].
The norm governing the activity of reason must be internal and constitutive of the activity itself, rather than dependent on any given value, interest, or desire (O'Neill 1989, 172 173).
