Sentence examples similar to governs open from inspiring English sources

Law governs open-ended domains of large, loosely structured groups of strangers and it regulates their most urgent interests: life, liberty, property, kinship, etc.

Most nonprofit institutions have established conflict-of-interest policies, according to the National Center for Nonprofit Boards, an association with 14,000 members that advocates voluntary guidelines governing open disclosure of personal and professional affiliations and procurement of services.

"Since these youngsters are not recruited through the usual rules governing open and fair competition, they cannot be kept on permanently at the end of their apprenticeships," she said.

No policies governing open data.

Impressed by Commerce Square's plaza, Philadelphia's city planning commission included influences from the complex in a new building code governing open space.

The federal Freedom of Information Act and its corresponding state laws govern open records requests, but only apply to public records.

The corporate battles are fought with software programmers who contribute to open-source programs, in the marketplace with sales campaigns and in standards bodies that govern open-source projects.

While Cheney and Seyfarth claim that the baboon cognitive system is vehicled by a language of thought given its nature as representational, discrete-valued, hierarchically structured, rule-governed, open-ended, and independent of sensory modality, Camp argues that the inference is not warranted, since non-sentential representational systems can also have such features.

Under the rules governing the open travel area, governments could suspend the Schengen system for two years, dealing a potentially terminal blow to a scheme that has been in place for more than 20 years.

Open image in new window Fig. 5 Effectiveness of norms in governing groundwater Open image in new window Fig. 6 Effectiveness of values in governing groundwater.

But the process is not governed by open and fair rules.