Sentence examples for now governed from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, we are now governed by top-heavy government emanating from Washington DC that has no respect for local institutions or traditions.

But, as we woke up this morning and turned on the radio or TV, and opened our newspapers or our laptops, we were also confronted by the twin facts that this was the end of 13 years of Labour government – the Blair/Brown years – and that Britain is now governed by a Conservative-led administration with a Tory prime minister, David Cameron.

Sikor et al. [ 14] present an overview of alternative ways of governance of land resources and argue that land is now governed more on the basis of flows of resources or goods rather than on territorial arrangements.

In opposition, Labour stated that it would ensure "all actions of government are subject to political and parliamentary control, including those actions now governed by the arbitrary use of the royal prerogative", and emphasised in particular going to war and the ratification of treaties as central areas of concern.

Brüning now governed almost exclusively by decree.

Religious rules now governed every kind of public behavior.

Most pay-offs are now governed by long-term contracts.

It is now governed by the laws of the market.

One quarter of all the states are now governed by women.

France, Germany and Italy are now governed by church-friendly center-right coalitions.

It helps that a country where women have long been sidelined in politics is now governed by one.