Sentence examples for automatic government from inspiring English sources
That most likely reflects the impact of automatic government spending cuts that began on March 1.
There are certain automatic government programs, like unemployment insurance, which also do it.
Investors' enthusiasm is being held in check by the automatic government budget cuts that took effect Friday after President Obama and Congress failed to reach a budget deal.
Investors started the year encouraged after lawmakers ended an impasse to pass a bill to avoid automatic government spending cuts and tax increases.
If an agreement is not reached, automatic government spending cuts and tax increases are set to kick in at the beginning of next year.
The increase in core capital goods suggests companies are willing to expand their production capacities despite worries that automatic government spending cuts will slow the economy in the coming months.
The scheduled expiration of the Bush-era tax cuts and automatic reductions government spending set to take hold early next year would suck about $600 billion out of the economy and could spark a recession.
Under an automatic exchange, governments would routinely transfer all foreign taxpayers' data to their home governments, making it far more difficult to hide assets from the tax collector.
To provide long lasting passive or automatic protection, governments worldwide, including the Middle East, should review the expert testimony and evidence given to the Canadian government's Board of Review and results of on-going surveillance (Public Health Agency of Canada 2009), and prohibit BW imports and sales.
In parliamentary systems like those in Britain and France, ratification is virtually automatic, because the government also controls the legislature.
KANDAHAR, Afghanistan — Suicide bombers and militants armed with automatic weapons attacked government buildings in southern Afghanistan on Wednesday, striking a region where the United States has added thousands of troops as it tries to rout Taliban fighters.
