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91. When making a decision of minor importance, I have always found it advantageous to consider all the pros and cons. In vital matters, however, such as the choice of a mate or a profession, the decision should come from the unconscious, from somewhere within ourselves. In the important decisions of personal life, we should be governed, I think, by the deep inner needs of our nature. Sigmund Freud 

92. The good life is not fated by predestination. The good life is governed by the law of cause and effect. Dr T.P.Chia 

93. The design and size of the roof timbers is governed by the Building Regulations and approved by the local authority.

94. No regulations governed the hunt - anyone with a rifle and a boat could kill dolphins without a licence.

95. For humans, like rats in the attic or birds on a wire, are governed by invisible boundaries.

96. As in other aspects of police life, detailed regulations governed the minutiae of dress.

97. It is governed by an Amir, chosen by and from the members of the royal family.

98. People resident in Northern Ireland will be governed by the Labour Party when it comes to power.

99. Part of this is correct, that the naming of animals is governed by conventions.

100. Many states become federations to distribute governmental power where there is a huge area to be governed.

101. Both are guilty of the crime of war ... Life is governed by a multitude of forces.

102. Finally, certain matters will continue to be governed by requirements for a unanimous vote in the Council.

103. With strophic song the musical form is very much governed by the poetic form.

104. For Athenian citizens at least,(www.Sentencedict.com) theirs was a society governed by persuasion and consensus as opposed to force and coercion.

105. In the civil service, the relationship between the civil servant and the politician is partly governed by the need for confidentiality.

106. Clearly its exercise must be governed by practical considerations, and by a proper regard for the rights of others.

107. The form of the announcement, as with a takeover offer, will be governed by Rule 2.5 of the Code.

108. This is a matter which will no doubt be governed by consumer demand.

109. Any attempt to evade campaign spending limits, they add, already is governed by local and state legislation.

110. Our city is not governed by a mob which twists this way and that, but by one man.

111. Or maybe, as she'd taunted earlier, his actions were governed by boredom.

112. Article 9 reviewed the rules and regulations that governed the operation of the leprosarium.

113. All his actions are governed by expediency.

114. They governed the city with a heavy hand.

115. Manners as governed by etiquette, decorum, or custom.

116. Wittgenstein sees language as a rule governed social activity.

117. Oligogenic resistance is governed by a few genes.

118. The first societies were governed aristocratically.

119. The hackneyed theory governed that time.

120. The district administered or governed by a prefect.