Sentence examples for designed a government from inspiring English sources
Parākramabāhu designed a government of 12 provincial governors, princes, army generals, and leading merchants.
Some such as Tom Reid of the Washington Post said of the union, "nobody would have deliberately designed a government as complex and as redundant as the EU".
Some such as Tom Reid of the Washington Post said of the institutions that "nobody would have deliberately designed a government as complex and as redundant as the EU".
The selected architectural firm originated in New York and moved to Dublin in 2001 after winning an international competition to design a government office building in Ireland.
He tried to design a government that would enable people to contend for their class interests without rendering society ungovernable or oppressive.It bears noting that using democratic government to pursue economic self-interest is a good thing.
The detailed and ongoing case study illustrates the utility of a broad service-based, IT-enabled approach to designing a government service, while simultaneously demonstrating that operational service alignment is the key to avoiding results that have long been labeled a dilemma in the public sector.
We expect others to copy us, although they have long since stopped doing so with reference to the specifics of how to design a government.
The comments suggest the government is designing a regime to check residency and citizenship status of buyers before residential property sales.
Fearing that a faction would seize control of the mechanisms of government, Madison designed a framework for the federal government that would separate power into three branches, and then sub-divide the most powerful branch -- Congress -- into a House and Senate.
But these policies are being designed by a government that seems unnervingly reluctant to engage the sector.
The IAM was originally designed as a government methodology (NSA providing services to other government agencies) and therefore had no need to contract considerations.
