Sentence examples for which was governed from inspiring English sources

For decades Jordan granted virtually free entry to Palestinians from the West Bank, which was governed by Jordan from 1948 to 1967.

Blair's businesses are split into two wings: Firerush, which was governed by the then City regulator the Financial Services Authority, and Windrush, which was not.

"There was nothing bohemian and moody" about his approach to his work, Joanne Dubery says, which was "governed by a hard, quiet intelligence".

The project was financed by the sale of stock, a purchaser of one share automatically becoming a member of the institute, which was governed by a board of directors.

In Brandenburg, which was governed by an elector (a prince with a right to elect the Holy Roman emperor) and which later formed the basis of the Prussian state, they became distinct entities only at the beginning of the 17th century.

The second part was symbolical algebra, which was governed not by a specific interpretation, as was the case for arithmetical algebra, but by laws.

A ban on the use of funds for sterile syringes that affected the City of Washington, which is governed by the Federal government, was overturned in 2006.

c'Statutory registration' refers to regulation that is registered by an act of parliament, as compared to 'voluntary registration' which is governed by a professional bodies without Government oversight.

The Arctic, which is governed by international maritime law, is also the focus of other disputes.

The land is in the town's historic district, which is governed by the commission.

Overtime, which is governed by the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938, is a complicated area of law.