Sentence examples for Government fares from inspiring English sources

THE worse India's government fares, the more the main opposition, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), should celebrate.

They may be difficult to sustain especially if the government fares badly, as expected, in a congressional election in October.Moreover, the IMF may simply be storing up trouble.

Local government fares little better, with no non-white council chief executives in London's 32 local authorities, England's eight biggest city councils and 27 country councils.

Take any contentious policy - the euro, asylum, ID cards, examination results - and see how the government fares against a growing tide of doubt about its motives and honesty.

Those suspicious of the motivations of the Conservative culture minister and MPs criticising Today and the BBC for a "culture of sexism" point out that David Cameron's government fares no better.

Cities are mainly financed by national government, fares, charges and local taxation.

But the government fared only modestly better, with 54 percent giving it the same dismal marks.

The Pakistan Peoples Party, which led the last government, fared poorly in early returns, my colleague Salman Masood reported on Twitter.

The center-left Democratic Party, which also backs the government, fared better, finding its footing in many cities, in particular in Lombardy.

The government fared no better when the deputy prime minister, Najib Razak, was recently accused of links to a murdered Mongolian woman.

But, temporary drama aside, we can thank the tireless defenders of America's shores and waterways for providing us with a little impromptu report card on how we're doing eight years after 9/11.The government fared poorly.