Sentence examples for whose governing from inspiring English sources

Unlike machines, whose governing functions are embedded by human designers, organisms are self-governing.

Oh, and then to persuade the IAEA, whose governing board includes Pakistan and China, to do the same.

The decline in inflation will probably be welcomed by the central bank, whose governing council meets on Thursday.

There are still several whose governing bodies have no women at executive level – and others with only one woman appointed to a board full of men.

President Asif Ali Zardari, whose governing Pakistan Peoples Party relies on Sindh-based voters, has called for an inquiry into the alleged kidnapping of the Kumari girl.

Germany is the largest economy in Europe, and its performance plays a significant role in decision making by the European Central Bank, whose governing council meets on Thursday.

The province that includes Lusaka was one of two whose governing-party leaders voted to stick with two terms for the president.

Barely had the new year begun before the FIFA president, Sepp Blatter, declared his plan to purify the sport whose world governing body he has led since 1998.

At today's meeting, the new proposal won the blessing of Attorney General John Ashcroft, who oversees the immigration agency, and Treasury Secretary Paul H. O'Neill, whose department governs the Customs Service.

This often required swapping out the computer clock's crystal (whose oscillations govern a processor's speed, like a pacemaker keeping a heart beating at a certain rate) or make other fiddly hardware modifications.

Over the years, some neighbors complained that the Forest Hills Gardens Corporation, whose board governs the community, let the Sheridan property become a public nuisance by failing to enforce its strict aesthetic regulations.