Sentence examples for is governed from from inspiring English sources
The state is divided into local governmental units called municipios (municipalities), each of which is governed from a city or town.
Nominally, Lebanon is governed from Beirut by an administration whose senior portfolios have been carefully divided among the country's various religious factions — Maronite and Greek Orthodox Christians, Sunnis and Shiites and Druze.
That will mean urging voters to make a hung parliament happen on the grounds that neither Labour nor the Tories can be trusted with power on their own and having Lib Dems in the cabinet ensures that Britain is governed from the centre.
He maintained that certain things remain off the table, reiterating that civic nomination, under which Hongkongers would put up their own candidates, would run contrary to the Basic Law – the mini-constitution under which Hong Kong is governed from Beijing but maintains greater freedoms than the mainland.
From (35), it is then clear that (mathbb {E}[alpha _{t}^(X_{t}^)|W^{0}] =) 0, so that the conditional mean of the optimal log-monetary reserve is governed from (34) by begin{array}rcl@ d mathbb{E}[X_{t}^|W^{0}] &=& sigma(I_{t}) rho(I_{t}) d{W_{t}^{0}}.
"He is governing from the first minute, and the promise was to be here at 6 a.m. to install this network, and we were going to do it.
A Labour-led coalition will lack legitimacy in England and, if it is governing from a clear second-place, it might be better to seek a second election than to first walk into power and then into oblivion.
Graham also says that Obama "ran as a centrist" but is "governing from the left" in a "center-right nation".
President Hamid Karzai's corrupt government demonstrates that there is no plausible way Afghanistan can be governed from Kabul as a single administrative unit.
