Sentence examples for being government from inspiring English sources

For Jefferson, republican governing is essentially progressive, and being government of and for the people, it aims at involving all citizens to their fullest capacity.

But government being government, the money could be frittered away".

Less orderly are the detentions of men accused of being government infiltrators and provocateurs.

About a dozen of them were beheaded for being government collaborators.

"They've committed to act on this but being government, it will take time," he says.

Primarily, most postal administrations, being government agencies, are subject to strict control of their capital investment programs.

It's surreal because actors and a costume mistress confess to being government-employed killers.

TVA boasts that its rates are in the second-lowest quintile of America's top 100 utilities, but that is probably more a function of being in the south-east, where energy is cheap, than being government-owned.

WNYC, which was sold by New York City in 1997, is often held up as an example by those who believe stations are better off not being government-owned.

[The same trend was evident overseas, but Performance Management in the UK seemed to be particularly vigorous. It was also distinctive in being government-mandated and officially monitored (see Hood 2007)].

And yet Republicans hounded him mercilessly for even that, as being "government-run health care" and "death panels".