Sentence examples for loosely governed from inspiring English sources
If it is true that Canada has built "a consensus among disparate provinces to join in a confederation loosely governed by a weak central government," it seems that our neighbor to the north has achieved what the founders so desperately wanted for themselves and those of us who followed: a true Jeffersonian democracy.
Every piece is loosely governed by traditional tonality, but each sounds tonal in its own way.
For more on the ivory pipeline between loosely governed African nations and China, look back at Alex Shoumatoff's piercing reporting for Vanity Fair in "Agony and Ivory".
When Alaska became a state in 1959, it was branded as a loosely governed last frontier where practical knowhow and self-reliance were highly valued.
The Kachin were only loosely governed by the British during colonial days, while the Burman areas were integrated into the British empire.
Spreading and proliferation of fibroblasts are loosely governed by the substrate stiffness within the range of Young's moduli in PGS-CinA networks that were prepared.
The leader of the Tripoli Military Council, he has founded a political party modeled after Turkey's loosely Islamic governing party.
In biological systems, many well defined functional sub-communities are governed and loosely connected by highly interacting proteins [8]; however, such hubs lack strong inter-connectivity among each other.
The rulers of a state are ultimately governed in their behaviour by what is loosely summed up as the "national interest," which occasionally clashes directly with the national interests of other states.
"Upon taking office, we determined the policies and procedures that governed the use of vehicles were either nonexistent, loosely enforced or absolutely outdated," he said.
The state vector, (textbf{u}in mathbb{R}^{N}), loosely represents the depolarization of each place cell and is governed by τ u ′ ( t ) = − u ( t ) + W f ( u ( t ) ) − w I f I ( u ( t ) ) 1 + b, (1) where (tau=10mbox{ ms}) for all simulations, and 1 ∈ R N denotes a vector of all ones.
