Sentence examples for the govern from inspiring English sources
verb
To make and administer the public policy and affairs of; to exercise sovereign authority in.
Anyway, I suppose it doesn't help matters that the rule the govern government contracting ARE terribly confusing and often stupid, and that government contractors are basically white-collar, bottom-feeding grifters.
The govern ment restricts the shaving of bulls' horns, on the theory that longer and sharper horns give bulls a fighting chance and make for fairer sport.
"It is a matter for bank boards and shareholders, not the govern ment, to decide if bonus payments will be cut," he said.
"The Liberal Democrats are exercising real power - the effective opposition in Westminster, party of the govern ment in Scotland and Wales, and controlling or having a major influence in over 180 councils across Great Britain.
Otherwise, they fear, Tony Blair might be tempted to leave the govern ment's strict financial regime for councils in place.The various bodies representing councils are currently merging into a new group, the Local Government Association LGAA), to boost their campaign to win back the autonomy that the government has taken from them in recent years.
The governing party has condemned the assassination.
The governing body is the National Hunt Committee.
The governing Congress party condemned that comment.
The United Malays National Organization is the governing party.
This, too, the governing families preferred.
