Sentence examples for usually govern from inspiring English sources
As the old saying goes, politicians campaign in poetry but usually govern in prose.
If this musical had been produced by the committees of executives that usually govern big-budget entertainment, it wouldn't contain the two most R-rated four-letter words in its very first scene.
Their reality is why they fascinate, of course, but the TV distances them and exaggerates them, protects them and flays them - and in so doing releases viewers from the rules that usually govern how they treat other human beings.
When Nicholas Longrich stumbled upon a fossilized fragment from a previously unknown dinosaur genus in the basement of the American Museum of Natural History in New York, he rejected the traditions that usually govern dinosaur nomenclature.
Which is to say that the time — nearly two and a half hours — passes quickly and for the most part pleasantly, and that you see some things that are pretty amazing, and amazingly pretty: cities that fold in on themselves like pulsing, three-dimensional maps; chases and fights that defy the laws that usually govern space, time and motion; Marion Cotillard's face.
Wind-induced loads and motions of tall buildings usually govern the design of the lateral load resisting systems.
The quality of textiles and apparel is usually governed by standards set up by the industry or the government or the two acting together, along with textile associations, testing societies, retail associations, consumer organizations, and service associations such as laundering and cleaning groups.
For union employees, severance is usually governed by contract terms, so enhanced packages are not applicable.
They also say that freight rates are usually governed by what their competitors ie, truckers charge.
So Japan's troubles are a reminder of the lack of wisdom with which the world is usually governed.
The use, design and purchase of voting systems is usually governed by the secretary of state and done on a county by county basis.
