Sentence examples for very much governed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush's behavior has been very much governed by his desire as chief executive to avoid the mistakes that cost his father a second term.

UK like it or not is still very much governed by social layers.

We were very much governed by nature before; we were at the mercy of our own speed and horses and the like.

"The politics here are very much governed by greed, and this is the real alliance in Anbar," said an American reconstruction official here who worries the contracts are only a temporary glue with the tribes and who was not authorized to speak publicly.

This is of little use to you as you get Guardian Font but it is to me, as the choice of font very much governs the mood of the OBO.

Or perhaps not raping them, or not always raping them: uncertainty is very much the governing principle here.

In microfluidic channels diffusion is preponderant and limited mixing has been shown to affect cell behavior essentially in relation with the reduction in height, resembling very much the physics governing small sized wells [6].

In Washington, a spokesman for the United States Capital Police, Lt. Dan Nickels, said yesterday that the new City Hall restrictions were "very much in line" with rules governing access to the steps of the Capital Rotunda since the 1970's.

And only half is his: the Federal District, his patch, holds 9m people, while over 12m, though very much inhabitants of the city, are governed by the surrounding state.Mr Cardenas is not insane; but he is ambitious, which helps.

This was ultimately a governance question and the whole nexus of Tezos is — governance is very much a part of blockchains, we can't divorce the math and computer science aspect from the overall governing philosophy.

Hamas now rules Gaza and the Palestinian Authority governs in the West Bank, and the two governments are very much separate, competing entities.