Sentence examples for it governed from inspiring English sources
Although scholars today often contend that in this period an "urban economy" drove northern and central Italy, in contrast to the rest of Europe, most Italians still lived on the land, and the prosperity of any town depended greatly on its contado, or the rural territory that it governed.
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?
The UNP had a substantial majority in the legislature and attracted support as it governed.
The terms of all appointed board members of Arena have now expired and they have not been replaced, leaving it governed by the secretary of the Department of the Environment.
When this decision was made it governed the patient's clinical priority and the amount and type of care they would receive.
We believe the main issue is not whether or not it should be allowed, but how it is governed, to ensure transparency and restrict it from being overtly prominent".
Mr Putin's centralisation of power has made Russia more autocratic but it has not made it better governed.
But every 10 years the BBC's charter expires and that's the right time that we should look at what the BBC does, how it's financed, how it's governed, and consider whether or not changes should be made," he said last year.
I've said many times that, at its best, the BBC is the finest broadcaster in the world, but every 10 years the BBC's charter expires and that's the right time that we should look at what the BBC does, how it's financed, how it's governed and consider whether or not changes should be made".
The government has said it plans to carefully review every aspect of the BBC -- including the way it is governed, and the fees that finance it -- and its broadcasting rivals are gearing up to make the case during the debate over its charter renewal that the corporation has retained too much of its traditional power in a transformed broadcasting landscape.
