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1 ruling
1. noun(decision) Entscheidung, die2. adjective1) (predominating) herrschend [Meinung]; vorherrschend [Charakterzug]* * ** * *rul·ing[ˈru:lɪŋ]I. adj attr, inv1. (governing) herrschendthe \ruling hierarchy die vorherrschende Hierarchiethe \ruling party die Regierungspartei2. (primary) hauptsächlich\ruling ambition/passion größter Wunsch/größte Leidenschaftthe final \ruling die letzt[endlich]e Entscheidung* * *['ruːlɪŋ]1. adj1) (= in power) body, elite herrschend2) (= determining) factor ausschlaggebend; passion vorherrschend; (= prevalent) (vor)herrschend; (FIN, ST EX) prices notiertruling principle — leitendes Prinzip, Leitprinzip nt
2. n (ADMIN, JUR)Entscheidung f* * *A s2. Linie f, Linien pl3. Herrschaft fB adj1. herrschend:ruling coalition Regierungskoalition f;ruling party regierende Partei2. fig (vor)herrschend3. fig maßgebend, grundlegend (Fall etc)4. WIRTSCH bestehend, laufend:ruling price Tagespreis m* * *1. noun(decision) Entscheidung, die2. adjective1) (predominating) herrschend [Meinung]; vorherrschend [Charakterzug]2) (governing, reigning) herrschend [Klasse]; regierend [Partei]; amtierend [Regierung]* * *adj.beherrschend adj.herrschend adj.regelnd adj. -
2 governing
adjective1) (ruling) regierend2) (guiding) dominierend [Einfluss]* * *gov·ern·ing[ˈgʌvənɪŋ, AM -vɚn-]\governing body Vorstand mself-\governing autonom, mit Selbstregierung nach n* * *['gʌvənIŋ]1. n(of country) Regierung f; (of town, province etc) Verwaltung f2. adjthe governing class — die herrschende Klasse
governing council/board — Vorstand m
* * *governing adj1. regierend, Regierungs…:2. leitend, Vorstands…:3. fig leitend, bestimmend:governing idea Leitgedanke m;governing principle Leitsatz m* * *adjective1) (ruling) regierend2) (guiding) dominierend [Einfluss]* * *adj.regierend adj. n.Beherrschung f.
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