Sentence examples for construct a new government from inspiring English sources
Hamas in the meantime makes initiatives to help this one disfranchised segment by managing to find cement when it wants to construct a new government building.
Zapatero remained prime minister of a caretaker administration, while PP leader Mariano Rajoy began the work of constructing a new government.
And will the framework help illuminate the 'troublesome trade-offs' when constructing a new government complex?
Beijing must meet the needs of these dislocated millions by constructing a new, government-financed social safety net or face mounting social turmoil.
If Qaddafi goes, there are not enough trained bureaucrats or statesmen to construct a new Libyan government that is not an extension of the old one, and this fact alone could propel Libya back into some form of tribalism.
An attempt will be made to construct a new coalition government, but an early general election is quite likely.See articleKnock for sixThe six-party talks bringing together the United States, China, Japan, Russia and the Koreas ended without a breakthrough.
Motions that passed included submitting a rename proposal to the state government, urging the government to construct a new bridge at Bassendean, and approaching the government to have the road declared a main road.
JAKARTA, Indonesia — In front of the headquarters of the Corruption Eradication Commission in central Jakarta sits a table with a glass bowl and a sign appealing for donations to help construct a new building for the government antigraft agency.
Growing tired of increasingly cramped space, the city government was able to secure funds from the provincial government to construct a new city hall on the same site.
The Council also allowed the Ukrainian government to construct a new square (closing off all automobile traffic) in front of the building for use in official ceremonies.
(The Kurdish government was rushing to construct a new camp nearby, Khazer 2, which would absorb six thousand more people).
