Sentence examples for imposition of governing from inspiring English sources
The solutions this analysis provides are based on the successive imposition of governing physicochemical constraints on genome-scale reconstructions.
In closing speeches to the Durban conference, delegates appeared to have agreed on key points including a second commitment to the Kyoto protocol, the establishment in 2015 of a legal agreement with a much broader scope, and a commitment to equity in the imposition of rules governing emission.
We, however, are faced with a body of governing authority that establishes that the shareholder-employee cannot avoid the imposition of payroll taxes by forgoing "reasonable" compensation.
What about the actual business of governing?
Now the messy task of governing begins.
They're a flawed way of governing.
Bit of governing yet to do.
The key to the case may hinge on whether Espy accepted favors at the same time he was delaying the imposition of Agriculture Department standards governing inspections at chicken-processing plants, including 66 plants operated by Tyson Foods.
But as fury built over the reference to Muhammad, Muslim youths attacked and burned the newspaper's office in Kaduna, the scene of fighting between Muslims and the city's Christian minority in which thousands of people were killed two years ago after imposition of Shariah law, governed by the Koran.
The imposition of stringent environmental regulations governing disposal of spent batteries has led to greater recycling efforts that will ensure the growth of this supply.
