Sentence examples for in some governing from inspiring English sources
In some governing equations, there are coefficients that researchers have measured and calculated, and they have also proposed some empirical formulas to calculate them.
If it wasn't baffling enough that there were four 'recognised' world champions in each weight class, some governing bodies now have more than one world champion in some weight classes.
Through the resulting Oslo Accords (1993), Israel and the Palestinians extended mutual recognition to each other, and Israel ceded some governing functions in the West Bank and Gaza Strip to a Palestinian Authority.
A natural way of explicating this potential may partly but ultimately rely on certain computational principles the symbol may be subjected to within a LOT framework, or principles that in some sense govern the "behavior" of the symbol.
The Conservatives have been running up to 12 percentage points behind Labour in recent national polls, a gap that has not been insurmountable for some governing parties in the past.
He was more interested in motorcycles and women than in governing.
One reason may be that the direct-insurance version may breach "negative pledge clauses" in contracts governing some bonds.
The security situation has led to calls from the opposition and some in the governing party for the dismissal of Interior Minister Joseph Ole Lenku and police chief David Kimaiyo.
The main opposition candidate, Moon Jae-in, has pledged to establish a new, separate agency to investigate corruption within the government, and some lawmakers in the governing party support the idea.
"That process will only work [this time] if the end result is a political settlement, that that community feels happy with, satisfied with, ie they have skin in the political game, they've got some say in governing themselves and that didn't happen because Maliki chose a different path.
Hezbollah was born of a twin desire to drive out the Israelis and to gain some say in governing the Shiites' own land.
