Sentence examples for quite governed from inspiring English sources

Beatrice, the woman to whom the great Italian poet Dante dedicated most of his poetry and almost all of his life, from his first sight of her at the age of nine ("from that time forward, Love quite governed my soul") through his glorification of her in La divina commedia, completed 40 years later, to his death in 1321.

This [is true] even though there are some fine Chinese firms, and some quite poorly governed Indian firms".

Mr. Fayyad's government, therefore, governed only in the West Bank.

The data analysis revealed the core category, "Self-determination - shifting between self-governing and being governed".

And the E-Flyer is quite swift for a bicycle, capable of a governed 20mph in standard, 750-watt mode.

Is America still governed by institutions rather than people?

After the early 1940s, proof theory did not broaden and diversify so as to address a potentially fertile agenda: an investigation of the various forms that introduction and elimination rules might take, as it examines rule-governed expressions whose rules are not quite so neatly classifiable as introduction and elimination rules.

Democratic government requires the consent of the governed.

"They'll be nervous about change," says Draper, who thinks government will eventually accept a better governed region.

"The cost advantage will level out quite quickly," he says.That may be too gloomy: the best-governed countries still show surprisingly high growth and investment.

This "shadow government" operates without the consent of the governed.