Sentence examples for a failed government from inspiring English sources

The Gaydamak phenomenon was evidence of a failed government.

In reality, Mr. Zelaya led a failed government, which grossly mismanaged the people's mandate to keep them safe.

They have been used for a number of major changes to the law in recent months, including controversial cuts to tax credits, which were later reversed, and a failed Government bid to relax the ban on fox hunting.

But it most frequently refers to the mass of people who have migrated from the impoverished countryside to cities across Peru over the last 50 years, mostly to escape the lingering chaotic impact of a failed government land reform effort.

Taxpayers face a rising, multi-billion pound bill for a failed government IT project, MPs have said.

"It's a political gesture of a failed government and a central bank that hasn't known what it's doing and hasn't been able to do much," says Martin Mayer, a visiting fellow at the Brookings Institution.

The site of a failed government-backed tourist development, Nopaló, which means "place of vipers," lies just outside the town of Loreto, founded in 1697, population 11,000.

Obama aides said that one proposal under consideration was a version of an earlier failed government effort to buy the troubled assets from large institutions.

And they can replace an obviously failed government without waiting a set period.

But that simple narrative -- and the policies that would naturally have flowed from it -- would have inoculated against much of what was to come in the intervening two and a half years of failed government, idled factories and idled hands.

Helms – an accredited company in the failed Government Green Deal initiative to help people make energy saving improvements to their homes – admitted it didn't even know what the rules were.