| As we know to our cost, ungoverned spaces, such as those in Afghanistan or Somalia, offer safe havens for international crime or terrorism. |
| Unrepentant for past crimes and ungoverned by reason or morality, he relentlessly seeks tools to commit infinitely worse offenses against humanity. |
| In his novels, MacLeod never assumes that an armed and ungoverned citizenry will solve all problems. |
| Economics is part of the ungoverned structure of reality that even the smartest people cannot change. |
| The need for such questions has become even more urgent in the light of an ungoverned globalized market system. |
| Was it not the fact that he was busy with estate business that left Eliza ungoverned in the first place. |
