Sentence examples for considerable government from inspiring English sources

Scalfaro had the good fortune to have had considerable government experience without becoming a star.

The program was recommended by Victoria's royal commission into family violence, which itself was a bold inquiry, followed up by considerable government funding.

To no surprise, as The New Yorker revealed in a recent profile of Ryan, the home district that supports him is boosted by considerable government largesse.

But even though MCI first disclosed it had significant accounting fraud problems a year ago, it has continued to win considerable government business, including contracts to set up telephone networks in Afghanistan and Iraq.

The large rural property has been the recipient of considerable government largesse in the form of agricultural subsidies, despite the fact that Bachmann is a vociferous critic of government handouts.

Journalists and other free-speech advocates nevertheless argued today that the changes open the door wider to censorship in a nation where the news media are already under considerable government sway.

With recent annual economic growth rates of around 8% and an essentially natural resource-based economy (World Bank 2008b), this asset is yet under considerable pressure (Government of Lao 2000; Hirsch 2000, 2001; Rigg 2006).

28 When compared with the £57 billion 29 (not including considerable local government expenditure) to be spent on education in the UK this fiscal year, this investment seems pitiful, it may not suit many children's physical activity preferences, and does not help secondary school children, who suffer the same inactivity-related problems.

The three provinces that make up the Basque region in northern Spain already enjoy considerable self-government.

We've got considerable experience in government.

She has considerable experience of government.