Sentence examples for it does govern from inspiring English sources
Thus natural science will be subalternate to mathematics, for even though mathematics is not the science of the higher form, of light, considered in itself, it does govern the way in which light realizes itself in space.
But, it blurs a vexing question: what does governing in the post-apartheid state, 22 years into democracy, mean?
Hunt's scale and scope review was ditched, as was the over-75s bill, and the BBC got on with what it is supposed to do, govern itself within a funding settlement agreed by the ministers of the day.
The legislators need to come back and do the job they're paid to do: govern.
There are bespoke auction rules that cover this very tiny market that actually do govern the auction process".
The last thing our self-hating states will contemplate is what they are empowered to do: govern.
Baker explains that although AOL contributed assets, it doesn't govern any part of the foundation.
"While state law could require same-sex spouses to be covered under an insured plan, it doesn't govern when that enrollment would occur".
It forms an important backdrop to their lives, though it doesn't govern them.
It does not govern any region now, but a series of opinion polls shows it is very likely to win one, maybe more, in a run-off on December 13. .
Grant is likely to raise the matter next time she meets Scudamore but the government does not have the same oversight of the Premier League as it does of governing bodies that receive public money.
