Sentence examples for increasingly governed from inspiring English sources
In the 'fourth era', adaptation is increasingly governed globally and transnationally, and the attention is turned toward 'softer' forms of governance such as agenda setting, information sharing and capacity building.
"If we vote to stay in the EU, we are voting to be substantially and increasingly governed from Brussels.
The whole first half of the century is marked by attempts to reconcile religious faith, and the hierarchies it supported, with the legacy of the Enlightenment that increasingly governed society and its structures: rationalist thought and the principles of democracy.
In addition, thermal management requirements of mobile electronic devices are increasingly governed by user comfort; heat spreading technologies must be designed specifically to mitigate hot spots on the device skin.
Instead the political abdication of the Congress, the steady atrophy of legislative power and flight from legislative responsibility, means that America is increasingly governed by negotiations between the imperial presidency and whichever philosopher-king has the swing vote on the court.
In addition to this, researchers and IT practitioners have identified that the global economy is increasingly governed by services, and have requested that researchers prioritise relevant service-related topics [11].
An often thoughtless broad-brush treatment belies the fact of diversity on a continent of 53 countries (even this is not a settled number) and close to a billion inhabitants, a place of light and dark, rich and poor, increasingly well-governed and still appallingly ill-governed people.
Over the centuries, the Vedic rites became increasingly complex and governed by innumerable rules, which were embodied, together with the hymns and prayer formulas used, in the Vedas.
Its identity, however, was no longer Roman – it was increasingly populated and governed by Germanic peoples long before 476 AD.
Second, government employees have an increasingly adversarial relationship with the governed.
This activist-governed research model is particularly notable at a time when government increasingly relies on industry science in regulatory decisions and academic science is growing more dependent on industry funding (Krimsky 2003).
