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 govern ['gʌvɚn]   添加此单词到默认生词本
vt. 统治, 支配, 管理

vi. 统治, 支配, 管理

[法] 统治, 管理, 支配


  1. They demand the right to govern themselves.
    他们要求自治权。
  2. You must not be governed by the opinions of others.
    你决不要受别人意见的支配。
  3. Britain was mandated to govern the former colony of German East Africa.
    英国受权代管德国在东非的前殖民地.


govern


Govern \Gov"ern\, v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Governed}; p. pr. & vb.
n. {Governing}.] [OF. governer, F. gouverner, fr. L.
gubernare to steer, pilot, govern, Gr. kyberna^n. Cf.
{Gubernatorial}.]
1. To direct and control, as the actions or conduct of men,
either by established laws or by arbitrary will; to
regulate by authority. ``Fit to govern and rule
multitudes.'' --Shak.

2. To regulate; to influence; to direct; to restrain; to
manage; as, to govern the life; to govern a horse.

Govern well thy appetite. --Milton.

3. (Gram.) To require to be in a particular case; as, a
transitive verb governs a noun in the objective case; or
to require (a particular case); as, a transitive verb
governs the objective case.


Govern \Gov"ern\, v. i.
To exercise authority; to administer the laws; to have the
control. --Dryden.

  1. But the opposition demanded that a multiparty interim legislature govern until elections are held. Voting is tentatively set for July.
  2. "This is such a mish-mash, it can give you indigestion," Ortega told delighted supporters at one rally. "Let (President) Bush eat it." Can UNO hold together and govern through 1996, should it win Sunday's general elections? "Yes.
  3. Ethiopia's interim rulers presented a formal plan for a provisional government that would govern prior to multiparty elections.
  4. Laws in the bank's home country should govern the offering of services across borders.
  5. The witnesses said there was little the United States could do to break up the oil cartel and that meantime, the simple laws of supply and demand would govern the price of oil.
  6. Thus he writes magisterially, "If judges could govern areas not committed to them by specific clauses of the Constitution, then there would be no law other than the will of the judge."
  7. The new government has no bureaucracy to execute its orders and no people to govern. The foyer of the Meridien hotel, where half the new cabinet has taken up residence, is barricaded with sandbags.
  8. Carlucci said the "memorandum of understanding" that would govern the program would be signed with the Japanese government.
  9. Giving states the authority to govern union contracts "would be a threat to collective bargaining," said Charles C. Jackson, a Chicago attorney representing the Norge Division of Magic Chef Inc.
  10. He said his party must keep control of the National Assembly if it is to govern effectively.
  11. They are among 30 people who have sued in a federal court, claiming the sect leaders who govern the towns' 5,000 inhabitants are illegally holding property belonging to church members.
  12. A government unable to tax and spend as it judges fit - at least in terms of the overall balance - can no longer govern.
  13. At election time, he says, the Liberals try to outbid the New Democrats, but when they win they govern more conservatively.
  14. Government officials here view the bill as a symbolic demonstration of their determination to let the laws of the market govern the fate of French industry.
  15. Alongside her it presented another child who was treated immediately in the private sector. As details emerged of the actual case behind the broadcast, the Conservatives launched a fierce attack on Mr Kinnock's honesty and fitness to govern.
  16. Some have warned that the splintering could lead to an inability to govern.
  17. While no one doubts a victory by the PRI candidate, former Budget Minister Carlos Salinas de Gortari, a strong showing by the opposition would send him into office in a weakened position to govern.
  18. "They are the party in control of the Congress and have a responsibility to try to help govern," says Rep. Mickey Edwards (R., Okla.).
  19. However, the funds' ability to prevent such a big loss depends largely on how rigorously the credit unions are supervised and on the state regulations that govern their investments.
  20. If the exit poll proves correct, the Front will not have to form a coalition, but will be able to govern alone.
  21. So the Tories might govern alone until they saw a chance to win a second election. By Outcome III, the Conservatives are down to 303 seats.
  22. Parliament had been expected to remain in session until Saturday to ratify Ershad's successor, who would govern in a caretaker capacity until new elections.
  23. Convinced that cheaper production is the key to competitiveness, it has single-mindedly set about destroying the laws and institutions that govern the market.
  24. Shanker said he would want the teachers to include in their proposals ways for teachers to govern themselves, to give students alternatives to sitting in class for six hours listening to lectures and to spur cooperative learning.
  25. The parliamentary speaker, who faces a lone challenger, reportedly already was assembling a cabinet to govern in the post-Khomeini era.
  26. This has meant no party has ever gained enough votes to govern alone, leading to coalitions with an array of small factions.
  27. "We will continue battling them because if we don't, we will cease to govern," Interior Minister Carlos Lemos Simmonds said.
  28. The Air Force said Wednesday it had yet to resolve the issue because it originally had tried to develop a single policy directive to govern such situations.
  29. The three parties that are aiming to govern - Mr Kok's Labour party, the right-wing Liberals and the left-of-centre D66 - will be asked to approve the plan over the next few days, and ministers are expected to be appointed next week.
  30. Scientists believed for decades that there were only four fundamental forces that govern the behavior of all matter in the universe.
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