Sentence examples for how it is governed from inspiring English sources

The internal conflict coincides with the exchange's efforts to improve perceptions of how it is governed.

The rate of reaction is governed by reactant concentrations and by physical parameters, such as pressure and temperature, but how it is governed by these conditions depends on the mechanism of the reaction.

How paint reacts to thinners, how it blends when wet and welled up, and how it is governed and controlled by the laws of gravity is the process here.

Evans said a control board might be a non-starter because of legal obstacles related to the WMATA Compact, the agency's founding document that spells out how it is governed and funded.

JLS I think that climate, inevitably, is on the Addis agenda because Addis is about agreements on the international financial system; and whether we like it or not the international financial system – how it is governed, the rules, etc – are going to impact on how we deal with climate.

Chehadé said it was of paramount importance that Icann and global internet governance was "headed to a future where all people, governments, businesses, civil society, technical organisations to feel that together they have an equal footing," what Icann calls a multi-stakeholder model where everyone who uses the internet has an input into how it is governed.

Conversing with "ease and urbanity," he peppered Harlan with questions about America and, learning how it was governed, noted a resemblance to "the Avghaun system of tribes".

A Better Business Bureau website ( www.give.org) rates charities based on how truthful the charity is in its representations to donors, how forthcoming it is with information, how well it is governed and how well it spends its money.

I am extremely concerned about how it is being governed.

"We've never really settled down as a modern democracy to say 'Look, we've got all this land, how should it be owned and used, how should it be governed, what kind of stake should people have in it?' Other countries in Europe had that debate 150 or 200 years ago".

How should it be governed?