Sentence examples for those governed from inspiring English sources

States in which the CDU has no role in government – ie, those governed by the SPD and Greens, plus Brandenburg, which is governed by the SPD and the ex-Communist Linke (Left Party) now have 36 out of 69 votes in the Bundesrat.

And he says that just as in the human soul, there is reason, there is spirit, and there is appetite, so, too, in a well-structured city, there are guardians, those governed by reason; auxiliaries, roughly soldiers, those governed by honor; and a kind of worker, who is governed by appetite.

A different picture emerges, however, if one explores this changing landscape of government from the perspective of those governed within it.

So, for Locke, legitimate government is instituted by the explicit consent of those governed.

Those governed by the law are "assumed" to know it.

Hospitals, even those governed by a religious ethos, would not be allowed to opt out.

Some requirements, like those governing food temperature, have been relaxed.

Rules governing correctness are called definitory rules, while those governing efficiency are sometimes called strategic rules.

In short, the calypsos challenge vestiges of colonialism rooted in societal norms, especially those governing sexuality.

As CTE progresses, executive brain functions, particularly those governing judgment and inhibition, deteriorate.

New regulations, particularly those governing derivatives and credit cards, are only starting to cut into revenue.