Sentence examples for conventional governments from inspiring English sources

They are "non-state actors," not part of conventional governments.

In that time conventional government printing has shrunk by half.

"Conventional government-funded science isn't a reliable indicator of health defects," she told me.

Finally, now that the risks have reverted back to the taxpayer, it is time to look at conventional government funding and restore public accountability.

And if inflation returns, property will be a better hedge than conventional government bonds.Eventually, such logic will inflate a bubble, of course.

In theory PFIs should provide better value for money than conventional government procurement and transfer much of the risk in building infrastructure from the state to private firms.

The yield on conventional government bonds can be compared with that on inflation-linked debt to get a rough idea of the market's expectations for inflationary pressure.

But the 2009 chat logs suggest a man who still accepted the conventional government view of leaks or was hiding his doubts.

That's a convenient tautology: if any conventional government decides to pound a village to dust, it's a field of battle; if a villager kills a soldier in the exact same spot before the invasion commences, that's terrorism.

Why on earth would investors presumably sane ones do that?There have been previous examples of investors earning negative real yields on conventional government bonds, particularly in the 1970s.

The object of his principal work, An Enquiry Concerning Political Justice, and Its Influence on General Virtue and Happiness (1793), was to reject conventional government by demonstrating the corrupting evil and tyranny inherent in its power of manipulation.