Sentence examples for realities that govern from inspiring English sources

But his response highlights some of the realities that govern many marketplace ministries.

It examines the legal framework and the bureaucratic and political realities that govern intervention and helps to explain why performance has been so uneven.

(In a sub-theme, Drabble demonstrates her abiding interest in the wider external realities that govern and shape people's daily lives; in the decades that Jess, Eleanor and their friends live in the small area between Highbury Barn and Finsbury Park, it undergoes a transformation; by sitting quietly, Eleanor notes, they have all become millionaires).

In other words, the equations that govern reality don't have a preference for which way time flows.

Feynman helped build the atomic bomb and won the Nobel Prize for reformulating quantum mechanics, the strange rules that govern subatomic reality.

They provide a sobering glimpse beyond the Israeli-Palestinian peace effort -- the overarching national issue -- into other conflicts that inflame passions here: the ethnic rifts, clan rivalries, religious-secular divides, corruption scandals and turf wars that govern many local realities.

"It's being raised as a consumer protection issue," he said, "but in reality they want an exemption to the laws that govern other loans".

When it comes to the real operational issues that govern our understanding of physical reality, ontological definitions of classical philosophers are, in my opinion, sterile.

They beautifully capture what happens to candidates as they transition from campaigning to governing and confront the reality that governing demands different skills and raises new questions.

Some tax experts say the patchwork rules that govern the collection of local taxes do not take into account the new realities of online shopping.

The immigration rules that govern how international postdocs enter and live in this country often mesh poorly with the realities of scientific work.