Sentence examples for increasingly governing from inspiring English sources

SUAPE, Brazil — As Britain experiments with austerity, China struggles with state capitalism and the United States fights a political civil war over debt vs. spending, Brazil's leaders are increasingly governing from the economic center.

With the advent of cloud computing and the rapid increase in the number of deployed services, the competition between functionally-similar Web services is increasingly governing the markets of services.

While most studies of multi-level governance and integration policy have found that local governments are increasing in importance, I have shown that when it comes to migrant newcomers, local integration policy is increasingly governed by national governments.

To sum up, at the local level municipalities and individual migrants are increasingly governed by the central government.

The report's authors suggest the world may have to move "from governance by a mosaic of sometimes conflicting national government priorities" to one "increasingly governed by co-ordinated and mutually supporting global policies".

His argument that greed, rapacity and fantasy increasingly govern our civilisation is also hard to gainsay.

On the Republican side, in particular, these are increasingly governed by ideological tests.

His life became increasingly unstable during the late 1950s, however, as he became increasingly governed by his heroin addiction.

The tendency has most often surfaced against taller players, who increasingly govern the upper tiers of the sport.

Although some Europeans, notably Italians, may be quite pleased by the prospect of being increasingly governed by foreigners, the thought sends a shiver down the spine of others.

It is a world in which "the logic of buying and selling no longer applies to material goods alone," but "increasingly governs the whole of life".