Sentence examples for basic governmental services from inspiring English sources

Basic governmental services are still being restored two months later.

Former North Dakota senator Byron L. Dorgan (D), who co-chaired the 13-member committee with Iroquois singer and child advocate Joanne Shenandoah, said that the U.S. government's responsibility to Indian nations requires the provision of basic governmental services on reservations.

In this Article, Professor Tribe argues that, however surprisingly, the doctrinal boundaries and distinctions drawn in the decision prevent it from being understood as anything but an effort by the Court to provide the states leeway to afford their citizens basic governmental services guaranteed by the Constitution.

Unable to agree on how much to spend on basic governmental services, they say, House and Senate GOP leaders increasingly are resorting to a secretive process that leaves the public and most members of Congress ignorant of the content of huge spending bills until hours before a final vote.

Our national government has become a global laughing stock as we shutter the doors of basic governmental services, and a terrifying threat as we repeatedly lurch towards a possible default on the world's most important financial instrument, U.S. government debt -- the latest round of this brinksmanship closed out only a few hours after the OPEC+40 conference.

This population depends strictly on basic governmental health services.

Provide and develop raw water sources for farmers extensively and equitably in response to water demand for sustainable agriculture and domestic uses, similar to deliveries of other basic governmental infrastructure services.

The medium term suggested an indirect action emerging with consecutive disruptions to basic health or other governmental services.

But his analysis is similar to that of conservative philosophers who argue for the contraction of the state.Schumpeter forecast a relentless growth in the public's demand for governmental services, from basic social provision to intervention in the productive areas of the economy.

Immigration, he says, is "a vortex, sucking in concerns about access to public services, jobs, crime, welfare and basic governmental competence".

The drastic cuts in governmental services that are being made in Oregon and other states are eroding the nation's basic defenses against ignorance, disease and destitution.