Sentence examples for was fully governed from inspiring English sources

By December 1942 it was fully governed as Romanian territory, though a formal decree of annexation was postponed until the end of hostilities.

The analysis revealed that a forced convection flow velocity of 0.12 m s−1, a channel gap (or inter-electrode distance) of 0.1 m, and an entry length of 0.44 m were sufficient to ensure that mass transfer was fully governed by forced convection.

The tests showed that SCC is fully governed by the small scale-yielding regime at the crack tip.

A spokesman for the Yemeni Embassy in Washington, Mohammed al-Basha, said his government was eager to have Yemeni detainees repatriated and was "fully committed" to international laws governing their treatment.

In 1910 Alcorta installed as his successor Roque Sáenz Peña, a brilliant politician who was fully prepared to construct a governing coalition on new foundations.

The Fifa president used his speech to stress that the governing body was fully behind Russia holding the 2018 World Cup, despite calls from some former officials to strip the country of the event following its support for separatists in Ukraine and the US and Swiss corruption probes into the bidding process.

Black stated that the legislature "was fully clothed with the power to govern and to maintain order".

The British military has furnished 5,000 sets of body armor, 6,650 police uniforms, and 5,000 high visibility vests and T-shirts, Foreign Minister William Hague said in a written statement to Parliament, adding that the supply of such equipment was "fully in line" with United Nations resolutions governing arms embargoes.

Mohammed Morsi was democratically elected, but proved unwilling or unable to govern in a way that was fully inclusive.

"Mohamed Morsi was democratically elected but proved unwilling or unable to govern in a way that was fully inclusive," Obama says.

But some museums that would have been affected by the bill argued that it was overly broad and confining and that they were fully capable of governing themselves.