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governing [ˈgʌvənɪŋ, Am -vɚn-] ADJ

governing body N

governing body
zarząd m

governing principle N

governing principle
podstawa f
governing principle
zasada f

self-governing ADJ

I . govern [ˈgʌvən, Am -ɚn] VB trans

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1. govern (rule):

govern
rządzić
govern
zarządzać

2. govern (regulate):

govern
regulować

II . govern [ˈgʌvən, Am -ɚn] VB intr

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Usage examples with governing

self-governing
samorządny

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Signs also change their meanings over time, as the conventions governing their usage gradually change.
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They are kept in line by the governing class through fear and ignorance.
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It also formed separate governing boards for the two stations.
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The rules governing committees are slightly different when conducting budget estimates hearings.
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He was a minor and was not invested with governing powers till 1884.
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In 2010 a new rule governing grooves came into force for professional and high level amateur competition.
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They are the governing body of all inter-school competitions and provide the organizational support for sporting, academic and artistic events among the schools.
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Each of these regions has a number of student chapters, with governing and leadership personnel who report back to headquarters.
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The number of retail licenses available is determined by a municipality's population, and may be further limited by the town's governing body.
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The school is run by a governing board appointed by the society.
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