Sentence examples for the basic governing from inspiring English sources

The council will probably appoint a loya jirga, or grand national assembly -- the basic governing body for a post-Taliban state.

Britain's action had the effect of denying European leaders one of their main objectives in last week's meeting: to have all 27 European Union countries endorse changes to the Lisbon Treaty, the basic governing document of the European Union, which requires unanimity among all 27 members.

The basic governing equations of fluid domain, solid domain and fluid solid interface are given for flow-blade interaction system.

The basic governing equations of TF-SPH are the same with those of the two-fluid model (TFM).

A description of the various plate theories, including the basic governing partial differential equation of motion, is also given.

A first order shear deformation shell theory (FSDT) is also combined with the Donnell's kinematic assumptions to determine the basic governing equations of the problem for thin-to-moderately thick shells.

Absent circumstances covered by the exceptions, however, the at-will doctrine remains the basic rule governing employment relations in most of the U.S. Most of the discussion of the employment relation in academic business ethics concerns the fairness of the at-will doctrine and whether other terms of employment ought to be substituted for it through public policy initiatives.

Competitive chess is played according to a set of rules that supplement the basic laws governing how the pieces move.

To achieve this narrow objective, however, it would poke holes in the Magnuson-Stevens Act, the basic law governing fishing in federal waters.

Mr. Thompson cannot change the basic laws governing a woman's right to choose, but his department is enormously important to women's reproductive freedoms.

For many of the participants here, the proceedings were a counterpoint to a Supreme Court hearing on Wednesday at which the justices were considering a case raising questions about the basic rules governing the detainees held here.