Sentence examples for more governing from inspiring English sources

But the prime minister deflected questions on the timing of the election, saying only that she had "more governing to do".

But so too could more governing bodies putting participation at the heart of their organisation – a cultural shift that for many simply hasn't happened.

Soils can moderate karst aquifer dynamics and play a more governing role on karst aquifer storage and discharge than previously credited.

A related issue involving both uniqueness and existence does deserve attention, however, arising over competition between logics, differing on the rules governing a connective where the first logic has rules which suffice to characterize uniquely a connective and the second has all these and more governing that connective.

He'll have to advance his policies through executive action, which could very well mean even more governing by whim, even more sudden about-faces, and even more decisions that attract widespread criticism and court challenges.

But as more and more governing bodies target pitbulls with breed-specific legislation (without any proof that the laws are effective), we thought it was important to remind Pasadena residents about some heroic pitbulls in the news.

A judge barred Allen from speaking publicly about her relationship with McEwan, and said that she was "more governed by her emotions than her intellect".

When the lacrosse story broke, last spring, Elizabeth Chin's anthropology class was studying Margaret Mead's "Coming of Age in Samoa," occasioning lively inquiry into the mores governing Duke's undergraduate life.

"There's more to governing, there's more to being president, than speechwriting," he added.

People exposed to trauma who developed PTSD had the memory of the traumatic experience more intensively governing their sense of self and thus eliciting more negative cognitive reactions.

The European Commission, a bureaucracy that propagates regulations and is trying more and more to govern the 15 nation-members of the European Union, has a pretty thin skin.