Sentence examples for jointly governed from inspiring English sources

Historically, Guangdong and Guangxi often were jointly governed.

While players might desire a testing system to quell individual quests for artificially improved play, they have rightly been skeptical of a program that is jointly governed by the owners.

Later, he imagines, leadership change in Jordan, where ethnic Palestinians are a majority, would lead to an arrangement in which the West Bank is jointly governed by Israel and Jordan with "shared responsibilities for two peoples between two states".

Second, the fund is jointly governed by developed and developing countries, and, if successful, can attract significant contributions from a bigger pool of countries than just traditional donors.

The city is in Western Cape Province, which the parties jointly govern.

In 2003 elections the UI won enough council seats to jointly govern with the Socialists, and managed to get the cycling plans in the coalition agreement.

The resolution proposes to end 13 years of economic sanctions on Iraq and recognizes that the occupying powers, the United States and Britain, will jointly govern as the supreme Iraqi "authority" for at least 12 months, a term that can automatically be renewed unless the Council decides otherwise.

The R&A, which organises The Open Championship, jointly governs world golf with the United States Golf Association.

Therefore, the fundamental interactions among biosurfactant, soil components and PAHs jointly govern the efficiency of biosurfactant enhanced remediation and should be detailed investigated.

Simulation results showed that air temperature and precipitation jointly govern the temporal variations of TLT, while the topsoil organic content (SOC) and polygon morphology are responsible for its spatial variations.

As pointed out in previous theoretical studies, reasonable structural fluctuations are required for the mechanistic understanding of ion selection (Allen et al., 2004), and the interplay between the attractive ion-ligand and repulsive ligand-ligand interactions jointly govern the Na+/K+ selectivity in the flexible binding sites (Noskov and Roux, 2006).