Sentence examples for some governed from inspiring English sources

In the 1st century ad the Parthian empire, according to the Roman historian Pliny, was composed of 18 kingdoms, 11 in the north and seven in the south, some governed by Arsacid princes and others by local dynasties.

This qualification was conveniently overlooked by a tabloid reporter who found that some independently governed church institutions were paying less than the Living Wage, at a time when Church of England bishops were recommending it in principle.

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

Gays and lesbians scored a legal victory when the Constitutional Court rejected a complaint by some conservative-governed states that argued that gay marriages contradicted family values enshrined in the Constitution.

I myself chose the fabric, the color, and the shape, and then some computer-governed devices sliced it up and stitched it out, for me and me alone.

Well-governed countries never suffer famine; but of the 25 worst-nourished nations, all are badly governed, some spectacularly so.

Iraq's neighbours dislike the idea of a Kurdish state and, perhaps more important, Kurdistan is economically dependent on the oil revenues it gets from the central government.Although their region is comparatively secure and well governed, some Kurds are fed up with their KDP and PUK leaders, each of whom rules a section of the zone.

Unfortunately, my country has for some time been governed badly, and not only in this sector.

The Earth's core is characterized by some extreme parameters, and governed by non-linear partial differential equations, some of which have parameters that are not tightly constrained.

Some countries will be unable to follow -- they are too corrupt or war-torn or venally governed or not governed at all.

Some other nations are more governed by the past and tend to question their future more.