Sentence examples for if govern from inspiring English sources

While it's been widely reported that the two employees were fired, it is not known if Govern was also given the ax.

Conservatives exercise that control for the simple reason that they don't believe that government should serve public needs, that instead government should be privatized and shrunk to fit in a bathtub, as if governing would disappear with government.

Yet if governing in hard times was bad, he went on, securing the right to govern was worse.

Meanwhile, Schnitzler's own works pop in and out of print every thirty years or so, as if governed by some sort of literary Kondratieff wave.

As if governed by a law of physics, that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction, the Police Department has stood unyieldingly at 180 degrees from its opponents, refusing to give an inch.

The Texas Legislature's biennial 20-week session will start on Tuesday, and it feels upside down, as if governing the state is an interruption of the normal business of politics.

Each must also promise that, if governing in a coalition, they will not call a new general election before radical electoral reform – more radical than the alternative vote – has been put in place.

The maximum ban Suarez could face if governing body Fifa takes retrospective action is 24 matches or two years.

The moral sense, if governed by the "natural perceptions of the understanding," ought to influence our actions — it is a necessary component in creating moral obligation.

Oh how fair and efficient the world would be if governing were based on reason and measurement.

But it is a powerful tool and -- if governed by rules that channel its power in useful ways -- it can help solve our toughest challenges.