Sentence examples for choice governments from inspiring English sources

The choice governments now face is to allow a deflationary depression to finally purge the worldwide economy of its imbalances; or try to levitate real estate, equity and bond prices by printing massive quantities of their currencies.

However, one of the aspects that seems to be forgotten is that, when given a choice, government employees will quit their union in large numbers.

With greater parental choice, government would still set minimum educational standards, while teachers, school administrators and teachers' unions would have added incentives to collaborate with parents for closing the educational opportunity gap within the American educational system.

There are now 15 states with fully anti-choice governments (both chambers of the legislature and the governor are anti-choice).

Anti-choice governments don't just limit abortion rights -- as China's one-child policy aptly demonstrates, they also limit the right to choose to have children.

Today, that doubt is an epidemic and the absence of respect and reverence for the Earth is reflected in the choices governments and corporations make, as well as the choices made by individuals.

"It's an influence on a whole variety of other choices government has to make".

When the issue is fast-food choices, government intervention hardly seems necessary.

Four actors comprise the main institutional choices: government, the private sector (for profit), NGOs and social entrepreneurs, and civil society (Table 4).

But since the rest of the country has to absorb the rising health-care costs of individuals' choices, government involvement whether it's in the form of taxes or lawsuits becomes a distinct possibility.

At some point in every parliament, politics ceases to be a referendum about the sitting government and once more turns into a choice between governments.