Sentence examples for over governance from inspiring English sources

It has long been recommended, though, that a single entity takes over governance of Scotland's league structure.

In 1929 a new body, Reid Hall Inc., was established to take over governance of Reid Hall.

In 1929 Reid Hall, Inc. was founded to take over governance of the building and its programs.

The BBC World Service risks "long-term erosion" as the corporation takes over governance and funding of the international broadcaster, according to a committee of MPs.

Planners assumed that after Saddam Hussein was deposed, they'd find a functioning Iraqi bureaucracy ready to take over governance — and U.S. ground forces could quickly go home.

Villagers' protests received prominent coverage by the foreign and Hong Kong news media after they took over governance of the village this month following the death of a village advocate in police custody.

Separately, in the Shiite holy city of Karbala, a representative of Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani told worshipers at Friday Prayers that protests would be held if the American-led administration of Iraq refused to hold direct elections as part of its effort to turn over governance of the country to Iraqis by July 1.

In our sample, only in situations in which networks became very large (e.g. include more than 30 organizations) did a network-administrative organization take over governance tasks.

These are protests over governance, environmental disaster and economic failures.

Part and parcel of a continued crackdown on the BBC is the ongoing argument over governance.

We've seen enormous losses to anonymity, copyright abuses, and sweeping over-governance.