Sentence examples for governs was published from inspiring English sources

In 1923 his first book, How Labour Governs, was published by the London Labour Company.

Before he died, Hardin admitted he should have called his article "The Tragedy of the Unmanaged Commons".In "Governing the Commons", which was published in 1990, Elinor Ostrom of Indiana University described the rules needed to keep a commons going.

The research was published less than 40 days before strict rules come into effect governing cookie use.

Meanwhile, The National Public Health Service Standard was published, and it provided a framework to assess the capacity and performance of public health systems and public health governing bodies.

Britain's existing legislation already includes some of the world's most stringent defamation laws, along with rules governing what may be published on matters relating to national security and judicial procedures.

A list of the schools Ofsted has been sent in to inspect over an alleged plot by Muslim hard-liners to seize control of governing bodies has been published.

Safeguarding the Future: Governing in an Uncertain World, is published by BWB Texts, and will be launched on March 23.

The ruling initiates a 60-day comment period before any proposals for regulations governing emissions of heat-trapping gases are published.

The Turkish Grand Prix has been dropped from next year's Formula 1 calendar which has been published by the sport's governing body, the FIA.

International guidelines have been published to elucidate the ethical rules that should govern epidemiological research [ 2].

The formula is published among the rules of the classification societies that govern the design of commercial ships.