Sentence examples for governing turn from inspiring English sources

Luckily, the President has been given three significant events in September to begin to make this rhetorical and governing turn - Labor Day next week, and the G20 and UN General Assembly meetings in late September.

Could not a prayer vigil by religious leaders praying for mildness to govern turn the tide of protests that led to injury?

Moreover, in the analysis of bounded domains, the governing equations turn out to an integro-differential equation including only the integral part of Marchaud fractional derivatives on finite interval.

So fencing's governing body turned to the highest ranked fencer who had not yet qualified for the Games: Zagunis.

Freed from the constraints of governing, Gingrich turned chiefly to two pursuits: making money, which he did through speeches and television punditry, and exploring ideas, especially in the realm of technology and modernization.

Ms. Tanaka, who was refused permission from Parliament to travel to New York to take part in the United Nations General Assembly, had her hopes dashed again after leaders of the governing Liberal Democratic Party turned down her latest appeal.

Medieval Soria was ruled by the unique Doce Linajes (12 noble families that governed in turn).

The location and orientation of runways is governed in turn by the need to avoid obstacles, particularly during landing and takeoff procedures.

Force makes the continuum, being governed, in turn, by the created structure (#10).

The conductivity and viscosity plotted at constant friction factor follow a master curve which suggests that the main impact of end groups is to modify the available free volume which governs in turn the segmental dynamics.

In this kind of society, freedom wasn't defined by unrestrained license, but by "governing and being governed in turn".