Sentence examples for governing through the from inspiring English sources
Local authorities govern persons as well as pieces of land and buildings, but generally avoid governing through the category of 'person'person
The new French protectorate was led by a resident-general, Louis-Hubert Lyautey, and adopted the traditional Moroccan way of governing through the tribal system.
The city itself is governed through the Metropolitan District of Caracas, which administers the entire Capital District and four municipalities in the neighbouring state of Miranda.
She went on, "I think I am an originalist in the sense of what these great men meant — a Constitution that would govern through the ages.
This means that Netanyahu could, in theory, govern through the end of his term, in November, 2019, even if charges were brought against him.
Mr. Cameron and Mr. Clegg have said they plan to govern through the full five-year term of a British Parliament and will introduce rule changes intended to increase their chances of succeeding.
Now the theme is, 'We've won, and the enemy is defeated, and everything's fine.' " It is another indicator, as if another were needed, that Russia views Western concepts like democratic rule and consent of the governed through the opposite end of the telescope.
Excess air ratio and hydrogen volumetric fraction in the total intake (αH2) were also governed through the EMU.
Such a system is governed through the use of a bilateral agreement, which details costs and conditions for both selling and purchasing electricity resources.
In the light of recent discoveries we pay special attention to the ADF/cofilin proteins to find tendencies along which the functional and structural diversification is governed through the evolution.
