Sentence examples for governing use from inspiring English sources

Tom Watson told the Guardian: "The government is failing to engage on the core principles governing use of UK armed drones.

Watson, chair of the all-party parliamentary group on drones, has now written to Emmerson asking him to make sure the UK government "engages in informed debate on the imperative legal questions governing use of armed drones that you have identified" and responds to the rapporteur's latest report.

Regulations governing use of the runway that Skydive Long Island uses have not been completed.

Final agreement on the overall plan is expected to take many more months of negotiation and reworking the voluminous laws governing use of the river.

It is hard to avoid the conclusion that the Charter provisions governing use of force are simply no longer regarded as binding international law.

Progress in cutting nitrogen pollution was "very poor" and improving farm practices "poor", it said, with Queensland poised next year to bring in tougher laws governing use of fertiliser.

With the liberalization in Africa of the rules governing used-clothing imports in the past 10 years, Africans, who keep getting poorer, can now afford to wear better than rags.

Ms. Torres also enforces the rules that govern use.

-What school guidelines or rules govern use of this technology?

Many of the UK organisations surveyed by the BBC are taking a wait-and-see approach before deciding whether to introduce rules to govern use of the kit.

These are shown on maps and noticeboards displayed near the main entrances, along with other regulations that govern use of the park.