Sentence examples for has a governing from inspiring English sources

If Roedeliusmusik has a governing principle, it is spontaneity.

It even has a governing body – the International Quidditch Association was founded in 2009.

She didn't even know until recently that the university has a governing board that wields so much power.

Not since 1918 has a governing party won a lower share of the vote in a national election.Yet still the prime minister hangs on.

Just to be clear: If I'm correct that Trump actually has a governing philosophy, that's a bad thing, not a good thing.

The reason for describing it as a referendum is that unlike Royal, Sarkozy has a programme much of which he can be expected to try to implement and he has a governing style that is well known.

They don't really have a governing majority like the House does.

But any fund would need to have a governing board entirely independent of Fifa.

Before this dispute, Mr. Sharon had a governing coalition of 82 seats in the 120-member Parliament.

I for one am glad that the English language does not have a governing body such as the Académie Française.

We have a governing class that has been found out, and it needs to be dragged out of the shadows of backroom deals and casino culture.