Sentence examples for governing the selection from inspiring English sources

THE rules governing the selection of a Democratic presidential nominee are strangely complex.

Mr. Levy said a recent investigation by the Board of Education found that the community school board had violated the state law governing the selection of superintendents.

But the Justice Department guidelines governing the selection process suggest that officials would consider a suspect named Majid Khan, accused of being a Qaeda operative.

But the state-by-state rules governing the selection of delegates were stacked against him, and his rival was the clear favorite when the convention opened, with 530 delegates to the war hero's 427.

And yet, even some fans of the Joyce worry about a single taste or mindset governing the selection of companies that perform in the Joyce theaters, which could handicap New York dance more than the lack of a 1,000-seat 1,000-seatuld.

Engineering requirements and customer requirements governing the selection decision have been identified.

In each case, Mr. Levy raised questions about the board's fitness to govern the selection process.

Until the 1970s, few nationwide rules governed the selection of delegates to the Republican National Convention.

Tradition also governs the selection of soups and stews that arrive in heavy, steaming clay crocks for the third (and main) course.

The spark appeared to be the online release of a draft election law to govern the selection of the 200-member constituent assembly.

That said, swimmers tend to be chosen for their stamina and fitness, and relay runners for the dexterity of their handoffs, whereas the criteria that govern the selection of Eurovision contestants seem altogether less exact.