Sentence examples for time governs from inspiring English sources

The development of nanostructures and elemental condensation under different irradiation time governs the bifunctional-sensing performance of the cobalt oxide products.

On the other hand, Peru did have laws in force at the time governing archaeological finds, and its government in theory had ownership of any artifacts unearthed from Peruvian soil.

He'll have an easier time governing in practice if he can defend governance in principle.

Politicians could spend less time feigning admiration for babies and more time governing.

He ended up with the Taliban, who at the time governed the country.

What's more, if he were to win, he would have a difficult time governing as a protectionist.

Earlier theatre music was often, for long periods of time, governed by measures of censorship and legal restrictions that varied greatly from one country to another.

Romney's appeal to New Hampshire voters comes from his time governing neighbouring Massachusetts and his constant attention to the state over the past four years.

Mr. Ballenger, the Inside Michigan Politics editor, said Ms. Granholm would make a great justice because of her time governing a state in crisis.

For a long time, governed by reticence and shame, I had told people who inquired about it that I was working on "a cultural and intellectual history of anxiety" – true, as far as it goes –without revealing its personal aspects.

"I think George Bush is going to have a difficult time governing if he doesn't do what he said he would do -- and that is to be truly bipartisan," said Mr. Schumer.