Sentence examples for would have governed from inspiring English sources

It is impossible to say how harshly the opaque Mr. Romney would have governed.

Another joke, a bit more wistful and a bit closer to the bone, comes when people tell him that he would have governed differently than Mr. Bush.

Had Judge Lane granted the motion, AMR would have been able to put into effect a unilateral term sheet with sharper cuts that would have governed in the interim.

Also on Saturday, the Iraqi Parliament rejected a bill that would have governed the presence of troops from Britain, Australia and other countries beyond the end of the year.

H2 could have been supplied to the primitive atmosphere by several sources (Tian et al. 2005), and it is unclear what would have governed this balance.

In August, for example, a federal court struck down an EPA rule that would have governed pollution drifting across state lines -- known as the cross-state air pollution rule.

The cultural divide of their respective sports notwithstanding, whose values would the emerging superstar rather have governing his career, Shanahan's or Rizzo's?

I hope that I would have been governed by the same ethic that guided our family through this entire experience: learn as much as possible, then take advantage of everything that science has to offer.

To those who would have us governed by fear; those who say with the president that we must give up some liberty to increase our security, Wednesday's yeasayers had a simple answer.

The concentrations of biomolecules in primitive Earth environments would have been governed by the rates of production and the rates of destruction.

Trump's political strategy reduced to this: as president, he would overturn the conventions that had governed right thinking since the end of the Cold War.