Sentence examples for is it governed from inspiring English sources
Existence as a philosophical problem appears at this point: if there is a dimension to my being that is both meaningful and yet not governed by the rational standard of morality, by what standard is it governed?
Other key issue is whether sentence processing solely relies on language-specific mechanisms or is it also governed by domain-general principles.
Other key issue in neurolinguistic research is whether sentence processing solely relies on language-specific structures and mechanisms or is it also governed by domain-general computational principles [3], [4], [5].
While for Hume the condition of humankind in the absence of organized society is not a war of all against all, neither is it the law-governed and highly cooperative domain imagined by Locke.
"It is not governed," Dankworth wrote, "by the senseless world of current style that pervades and pollutes popular music... nor is it part of an established hierarchy, so that it is cloistered and protected".
Cricket is definitely something different, described by what seems to be it own language and governed by rules ("laws" in official cricket-speak) that make even the proudly dense game of baseball seem as simple and linear as Go Fish.
When this decision was made it governed the patient's clinical priority and the amount and type of care they would receive.
In the end, the question is whether we are responsible enough to prove that democracy, the idea that it is the governed who should govern, remains the best way forward.
It is still governed and shaped by the exact same political and ideological system it was built to revere.
Recently, however, Bulgaria has been nudging well ahead of Romania: it is better governed, the economy is picking up faster, and the country seems to know where it is going.
