Cons Sagaponack is an unincorporated hamlet that is governed by the Town of Southampton.
It's got to get to an absolutely precise place that is governed by your ear.
And it would not affect much paperwork that is governed not by the individual branches but by the Defense Department.
Furthermore, according to a Washington Post report, the NSA has taken data (that is governed by Section 702 of Fisa) from Google and Yahoo cables overseas.
The programs will also include question-and-answer sessions with film directors and, on Feb. 13, an awards ceremony that is governed by viewers' voting.
I think Wikipedia actually comes closer with: Sport is an activity that is governed by a set of rules or customs and often engaged in competitively.
In small social entities — English parishes, Swiss cantons — the machine that governs can sometimes be identified with the community that is governed.
Giving up a little liberty is something we agree to when we agree to live in a democratic society that is governed by laws.
"There is a bridge that is governed by Hong Kong law, but the water it passes over is governed by Chinese law," Dr. Fu said.
Meanwhile, reactions that deplete {+7}Li should also have proceeded faster in a supersymmetric universe than in one that is governed only by the Standard Model.
But, after calculating the potential costs and delays, it instead pursued an insolvency proceeding to benefit creditors that is governed by state law rather than federal bankruptcy law.
