Sentence examples for correct government from inspiring English sources
EU elites are portrayed as fanatical multiculturalists and secularists who are furious that a traditionally oriented, non-politically correct government is in control of Poland.
If a foreign bank and its government resist, Kroll tries to work through the United States government to establish a liaison with the correct government agency and to have a local court freeze the assets.
It uses vague and overbroad criteria and secret evidence to place people on watchlists, and it denies them a meaningful process to correct government error and clear their names".
The American Civil Liberties Union, however, announced its opposition to that measure, stating that the list is "error-prone and unreliable, because it uses vague and overbroad criteria and secret evidence to place individuals on blacklists without a meaningful process to correct government error and clear their names".
We already see people taking matters into their own hands to collect and correct government data around critical matters.
They've passed bills making it impossible to get correct government identification documentation.
She added, "In the few instances in which a market or markets experience systemic failure that is not likely to self-correct, government regulation tailored to correct the failure may be appropriate, provided that careful analysis shows that the proposed regulation's expected benefits outweigh its expected costs".
It continued: "Rather than establishing a connect with its people and knowing from them what has gone wrong and how can it be corrected, government, by initiating such actions against people, is only pushing the situation towards worse".
Dr. McClellan said the processing errors should be relatively inexpensive to correct, "by government standards".
"It's unfortunate that companies should have to continue to correct the government's slander," the union said.
"If the court's ruling is correct, the government has unreviewable authority to carry out the targeted killing of any American, anywhere, whom the president deems to be a threat to the nation," Mr. Jaffer said.
