Sentence examples for unless governed from inspiring English sources

A senior member of Mr. Sharon's team spoke airily of the "political culture of the Arabs," one that he described as undemocratic and fragmented unless governed by a strong, authoritarian hand, as in Egypt or Jordan, and called Mr. Arafat "the world's last anarchist".

Second, this approach would almost immediately result in siloed data unless well governed.

Mark Twain recognized this in the Gilded Age when he wrote, "No country can be well governed unless its citizens as a body keep religiously before their minds that they are the guardians of the law..."...

A report published last week by the Cambridge University Centre for Business Research says the mutuals face possible extinction unless legislation governing them is overhauled.

Unless the governing party can demonstrate a turnaround in the job market, House Democrats know they can do little about the political wave heading toward them but react.

Unless the governing power lays down more sensible and constructive laws, and abides by them, she'll be left with a mess on her hands.

"Unless the governing body steps in, we could be back into this tomorrow because another club will be back in for Evans," he said.

ALEC says that its lawmaker members have the ultimate say over its policy deliberations, and that no model bills are adopted unless its governing board, made up entirely of legislators, approves it.

CALLS FOR POLITICAL REFORM Prime Minister Wen Jiabao issued a sharper and more urgent call for political change in China, warning that the nation risked a return to the chaos of the Cultural Revolution unless the governing Communist Party overhauled its leadership structure and cleared the way for economic reform.

BEIJING — Prime Minister Wen Jiabao issued a sharper and more urgent call on Wednesday for political change in China, warning that the nation risked a return to the chaos of the Cultural Revolution unless the governing Communist Party overhauled its leadership structure and cleared the way for economic reform.

Is it ethical?... Marvin Glass, Beechhurst, N.Y. A. Eliot H. Zuckerman, a Manhattan co-op lawyer, said that unless the governing documents of the letter writer's co-op contain a clear prohibition, it would not be inappropriate or illegal for the board to accept a bid and enter into an agreement with another board member or his company, provided that certain conditions are met.