Sentence examples for governing the relation from inspiring English sources

We discovered an algebraic rule governing the relation between the scale of the magnetic cluster and the strength of the applied magnetic field.

Federalism first entered the lexicon of the Iraqi opposition in 1992, when the newly created Kurdish Parliament voted in favor of it as a way of governing the relation of Kurdistan to the rest of the country.

The Classical rules governing the relation between the architecture of a building and its decoration may be expected to leave their mark on Christian mosaic art for a long time.

The following analysis of the recent cases of Océano,i Bellone and Centrosteel will try to shed some light on several difficulties that arise when judges nonetheless try to give some effect to a directive, which has not been transposed in a timely manner, governing the relation between individuals.

In examining this question we must bear in mind what is the common and general law governing the relation of master and servant which prevails also in Missouri By this law a servant cannot recover from a common master for injuries suffered from the negligence of a fellow servant.

For all these reasons, here we shall take mereology to be concerned mainly with the principles governing the relation exemplified in (1)–(8), leaving it open whether one or more such broader uses of 'part' may themselves be subjected to mereological treatments of some sort.

The Directive applies to the laws of the Member States governing the relations between commercial agents and their principles.

The phrase has also been used to distinguish private law, governing the relations between individuals, from public law and criminal law.

The Wisconsin statute underlying this controversy was enacted as a comprehensive code governing the relations between employers and employees in the state.

This sort of exercise is made possible because Palladio developed an architecture that he conceived as a language, based on standard elements (such as rooms, stairs, doors, and columns) with proportions governing the relations between the various components.

This duty can be enforced by the donee beneficiary for his own benefit". "A promise to discharge the promisee's duty [to another person] creates a duty of the promisor to the creditor beneficiary to perform the promise". Around these statements is built up a system of other rules governing the relations of the beneficiary with both the promisor and the promisee.