Sentence examples for which were governed from inspiring English sources

Templar territories were divided into provinces, which were governed by provincial commanders, and each individual house, called a preceptory, was headed by a preceptor.

With oil prices low, consumers began snapping up pickup trucks and sport utility vehicles, which were governed by less stringent fuel economy standards, thanks to a loophole in the original 1975 law.

In the Diet, where every canton had an equal vote, and especially in most joint dependencies, which were governed by only the first eight members of the confederation, the Catholics had the majority despite a smaller population and comparatively less wealth.

Experimental results showed that plateau distribution determined the amplitude and frequency of friction oscillation, which were governed by the tangential stiffness and failure strength of each plateau.

They found that the presence of a catalyst advanced the combustion reactions and the resultant oil was upgraded by up to 11 points due to several processes such as pyrolysis, distillation, and cracking, which were governed by temperature.

According the Gobineau, the white race was created through such intermingling, which allowed it alone to generate civilization, unlike the other races, which were governed only by the law of repulsion.

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.