Sentence examples for remaining governing from inspiring English sources

Opposition leaders had considered naming their own shadow government but said that they had been pressured against it over the last few weeks by Western nations because it could be seen as a hostile move by some of the remaining governing party leaders.

The nature of the counter-anion did not show much influence on the electrochemical activity, which remained governed by the solvation process in high-polarity solvents (i.e., PC- or EC-based battery electrolytes).

Much of present-day Canada remained outside confederation in addition to the separate colonies of Prince Edward Island, Newfoundland, and British Columbia, which remained governed by the British, vast areas in the north and west belonged to the British and to the Hudson's Bay Company.

Mr Brown had lost the election, but he was constitutionally correct to remain prime minister and continue governing – albeit with "discretion" – until a new government could be formed.

This religious and rather hand-wavy position, known as Cartesian dualism, remained the governing assumption into the 18th century and the early days of modern brain study.

To put all this at risk in this way is simply not a sensible, mature or intelligent way of conducting ourselves if we want to remain a governing party.

These remained the governing documents of the Order until 1708.

With the accession of William III and Mary II the 1661 charter was restored to the townspeople, and remained the governing charter until 1836.

Local politicians said there was evidence that significant numbers of Conservatives had voted for the Liberal Democrats' candidate as a way of bolstering the Liberal Democrats' resolve to remain in the governing coalition with the Conservatives despite public discontent with the government's harsh cost-cutting measures.

When the discovery was made, the Penn scientists were searching for remaining genes that govern myosin, a protein that makes up muscle tissue.

Although the recent opening of St George's Park and important youth review reforms show the FA is in better shape, questions still remain regarding the governing body's reach.