Sentence examples for separately governed from inspiring English sources

This was not surprising as "organizations are located separately, governed by different laws at various levels of government, and have different intake procedures with incompatible eligibility standards, funding limitations, incompatible professional world views, and so forth" [ 4].

The production of Iraq, which says it now produces 2.4 million barrels a day, has been separately governed by United Nations resolutions since the 1991 Persian Gulf war.

Re "Court Decision Raises Question of Legality of New York Casinos" (news article, May 3): Indian casinos, operated by sovereign nations and separately governed by the federal Indian Gaming Regulatory Act of 1988, are essentially not subject to the laws, regulations and taxes covering everyone else in the country.

China and Taiwan have been separately governed since the end of a civil war in 1949, though China still sees the island as its territory.

It is a separately governed territory that is recognized as part of China.

China treats American support for Taiwan, a separately governed island that China claims as its sovereign territory, as the biggest irritant in bilateral relations.

The American system involves a patchwork of federal and state privacy laws that separately govern the use of personal details in spheres like patient billing, motor vehicle records, education and video rental records.

Separately, the governing African National Congress said in a statement on Friday that the party was "gravely incensed by the senseless and indiscriminate use of deadly force against innocent civilians and members of the media by the Libyan government, which today has resulted in the death of one of internationally renowned journalists".

Those rules also applied to investors from Hong Kong, who are still considered foreign because Hong Kong is governed separately.

Hong Kong, a former British colony that is now a special administrative region of China, is governed separately from the mainland.

China considers Taiwan part of its sovereign territory and has long said that it will attack if the island, which is governed separately, were to declare formal independence.