Sentence examples for nothing governing from inspiring English sources

"The first thing we learned is that there's nothing governing this, no one agency in charge of it".

They doubted he could survive the long run for the presidency, to say nothing of governing for four - and perhaps eight - years.

The majority of the world's nations, led by Brazil, want to pass a declaration stating that nothing in the World Trade Organization rules governing patents would prevent governments from safeguarding public health.

Shona Malcolm, the chief executive of the Ladies Golf Union, insisted there was nothing the governing body could do to accommodate Thompson and revealed it was the preferential treatment of Wie which led to them adopting strict criteria.

Nothing about the dynamics governing these bodies is assumed, other than that the dynamics does indeed allow for the existence of such "clocks" and "rigid rods".

While reading the following, written by William Kristol, keep in mind that while he is talking about the border crisis bill in the House, this statement could easily be applied to just about any subject, because it truly admits the core Republican plan for governing: do nothing, and hope nobody notices.

Revenue recognition governs nothing less than when a company can say it has earned a certain chunk of money for a piece of contracted work.

They are nothing like as good at governing as they think they are.

This was completely wrong-headed; many of the skills needed for campaigning have nothing whatsoever to do with governing.

Contrary to your assertions, it does nothing to nullify state laws governing the places and manner in which those weapons can be carried.

The participants, who insist that they have no party affiliation, say that the heavy defeat Sunday for the governing Socialists changes nothing toward their broader demands for an overhaul of the political system.