Sentence examples for which have governed from inspiring English sources

Meldrum points to the raft of national government policies which have governed the way the council operates.

AUSTRIA'S predilection for grand coalitions, which have governed the country for much of the post-war era, may be ending.

In keeping with Germans' hankering for consensus, there is much common ground between the two main parties, which have governed together in a fractious "grand coalition" since 2005.

The Social Democrats (SPÖ) and centre-right People's Party (ÖVP), which have governed the country together for all but seven years since 1986, retained their majority, albeit with fewer seats.

On the other hand, they showed a desire for cleaner politics, and disillusion with the two main parties, the Liberals and Conservatives, which have governed Colombia for most of the past century and a half.The vote confirmed the likelihood that Alvaro Uribe, an independent Liberal who favours a hard line against the FARC, will easily win the presidential election due on May 26th.

These developments have sparked complex and emotive debates about how to handle the final stages of life.The Dutch parliament is currently considering a bill which would make permanent a 15-year experiment in allowing doctor-assisted suicide by codifying in law regulations which have governed such practices.

Mr. Mugabe's party, which has governed since white government ended in 1980, was shaken when the opposition won 57 of the 120 seats up for election.

That was to foster reform by engineering a change of government and replacing the Liberal Democratic Party LDPP), which has governed Japan almost continuously since 1955.

The Democratic Party, which has governed since, is backed by labor unions, which, in Japan, tend to be close to management.

By the fall of 1969, this other mandate, which had governed American life for nearly a decade, had prevailed again.

The Christian Social Union, which has governed Bavaria for decades, is the sister party of Ms. Merkel's Christian Democratic Union.