Sentence examples for it should be governed from inspiring English sources

It has been a hard lesson to learn, but Iraq and the Arab Spring have shown that the Arab world will ultimately make its own decisions on how it should be governed without neo- imperialists in the West deciding for them.

Leveson says: "It should be governed by an independent board.

It should be governed by the principles of humanity, neutrality, impartiality and independence, GHA adds.

The green paper will look at four key areas: the overall purpose of the BBC; what services and content it should provide; how the BBC should be funded; and how it should be governed and regulated.

Cameron could be doomed to re-run the catastrophe of Iraq, seizing control of an Arab country by main force and with no clue as to how or by whom it should be governed thereafter.

And making a big song and dance about a hypothetical, I am not sure is particularly helpful but I just want to stress that this is a secure building and it should be governed by the rules that are appropriate for a secure building and obviously people need to be identifiable in a secure building such as this".

We have this constrained political debate and a political class that doesn't believe it should be governing.

And that's not to mention the political issues of how these isolated human beings should be governed and how to prevent strife in these fragile new societies.

The problem with the city's argument for regulating Bird is that it's claiming that Bird should be governed by current ordinances that cover… food trucks.

It made clear that the colony should be governed by "just and equal laws", and those who signed it promised to keep these laws.

So, all those who spend their time railing against any regulation of the internet should perhaps consider not "if" the internet should be governed, but "who" should govern it.