Sentence examples for productive governing from inspiring English sources
Clinton would be comfortable and productive governing in back rooms — she was known for her quiet bipartisan efforts in the Senate.
They demonstrated that PacBio sequencing was not adversely affected by expansions exceeding 750 repeats, suggesting that productive sequencing is limited only by factors governing the productive lifetime of the polymerase and the desired number of subreads within an individual CCS read.
A meeting to discuss the future of European competition has been described as "productive" by the body charged with governing the Heineken Cup and Amlin Challenge Cup.
The ECA, which consists of more than 100 clubs across Europe, effectively replaced the powerful G14 lobbying group in 2008, and was designed to promote a more productive relationship between clubs and the game's governing bodies.
VIDEO: Watch now Executive Director Ann M. Veneman said she looked forward to working with Ambassador Daou and predicted that 2009 would be a productive year for the board, which is UNICEF's governing body.
Properly structured, such a system serves to enhance liberty, since it frees most people from the burdensome and time-consuming business of governing, thereby allowing them to get on with their more productive individual pursuits and, most especially, their productive labors (Mill 1992, 21).
Productive process is mainly governed by the interplay between inertia, capillarity, and solidification.
Enterprise activities are governed by productive opportunities which are actually a dynamic interaction between the internal and the external environments.
Further, let us hope that all governing autocrats are exposed (and by some miracle affected), even briefly, by the lengths to which their countrymen will go to end these counter-productive reigns.
