Sentence examples for construct a government from inspiring English sources

When the president is in Palm Beach, as he was on Saturday, agents must construct a government security system on top of what is essentially a private residence.

He was due to meet the recently appointed prime minister, Ali Zaidan, who is trying to construct a government of national unity and disband the militias that dominate the country.

In the midst of war, the moderate opposition is trying to build a state from the ground up, and they see themselves as laying the foundations on which Syrians may one day construct a government that is accountable to the people.

The leaders Rakove portrays, however, could hardly ignore these people in constructing a government that rested upon popular consent.

Even constructing a government is going to take time - a commodity in short supply, as IS continues its rampage.

And above all, from here, from the metropolitan and municipal administrations, the possibility arises of constructing a government at the state level, brick by brick.

There we deposed an authoritarian leader and painstakingly constructed a government, only to see the new regime (a) tell America to get the hell out of the country; and (b) cozy up to an American adversary (Iran!)." For that matter, you'd think that America's prior history of regime change in Iran itself would give interventionists more pause.

The government became dissatisfied with control of the facilities by foreign interests, however, and constructed a government-owned and managed general cargo port at Santo Tomás de Castilla, just 6 miles (10 km) to the south, and a highway paralleling the railroad.

The transparency commission, he added, would be his government's way to "set its sights forward, to construct a harmonious government and also to make an accounting of the past".

Neither Labour nor the Tories can construct a functioning government on its own; to do so will involve seeking succor and support from the third party.

What the country was told to expect was the second hung Parliament in a row, and the prospect of tortuous negotiations and maneuvering to construct a new government.