Sentence examples for principles for governing from inspiring English sources

The basic law would establish principles for governing Iraq during the transition to national elections and allow a provisional Iraqi government to operate, council members said.

NETmundial, a meeting convened in Sao Paulo in April 2014, invited governments, businesses, technologists and advocacy groups to co-create a set of principles for governing the Internet.

Eisenhower's organizational principles remain the blueprint for governing.

These principles are political principles, for they govern public policies toward other nations".

The designation "laws of motion" had been used in the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society in the late 1660s for principles governing motion under impact put forward by Christopher Wren, John Wallis, and Christiaan Huygens.

"They are tough for governing".

This principle, for example, governs the lubrication of ball bearings (Davis et al. 1986).

Accumulation of biological data through large-scale genomics and proteomics and the introduction of mathematical and computational tools have launched a quest for deciphering principles governing the organizational framework of protein networks.

If promoting what is natural underpins the modern management of vaginal birth, the need for speed and resuscitation remain the principles governing techniques for caesarean birth today.

Consensus has been reached on a definition and a set of principles governing CBE for older people; this provides clarity for implementation and future research about CBE.

Antibodies may be regarded as the products of a protein engineering system developed by nature for generating a virtually unlimited repertoire of complementary molecular surfaces and, as such, constitute an excellent model for elucidating the principles governing macromolecular recognition.