Sentence examples for governmental aspects from inspiring English sources

In addition to consulting with the Yankees on audits and other legal matters, Mr. Schlein testified that he had also handled "governmental aspects" of construction of the team's new stadium.

This involves considering the "legal and governmental aspects.

Thus, we agreed to set up a registry research board with the task of assessing governmental aspects not usually covered by ethics boards, such as avoidance of parallel research on the same data.

"The story looks into the complexity behind deforestation and the different people, lifeline, and ecology affected by the deforestation, while exploring the nature of illegal logging and [the] governmental aspect of it".

The decision meant that the Huangdi neijing was delivered into the hands of craftsmen (physicians) rather than into the hands of men of higher education who could appreciate the philosophy behind the medical teachings as well as the governmental and religious aspects.

The new generation of sustainable building-rating systems especially in developing countries is geared toward incorporating the variations in regional social, cultural, governmental and economic aspects.

In late 2006, Upton and Brownback tabled bills to place governmental oversight on aspects of the ESRB rating process; Upton proposed the Video Game Decency Act, which would have made misrepresenting the content of a video game to receive a lower rating a violation of the Federal Trade Commission Act.

Normally, I am not a proponent of extensive governmental involvement in specific aspects of the economy.

In the 20th century, and especially since World War II, governmental involvement in numerous aspects of social and economic life has resulted in an enlargement of the scope of executive power.

Leibenstein (1968) has also discussed governmental, educational and cultural aspects of entrepreneurship as the promoting exogenous factors.

There is little research on the aspects of governmental policy that help enterprises by facilitating and stimulating the use of a firm's external capabilities and orienting its impacts on the OpIn (De Jong 2008).