Sentence examples for devastating government from inspiring English sources

Buddhists in China, who endured devastating government persecutions, often commissioned temple statues of Guanyin, a compassionate deity said to cure ailments.

But Christians with long experience in Syria have pointed out that Russia did nothing to save the 150,000-member Christian community in the city of Homs; most fled in the face of devastating government attacks.

That dual terminology offers a flash of hope in some quarters that the border strip might be the first step toward a broader intervention — especially among displaced Syrians and for Mr. Assad's Syrian opponents, armed and civilian, many of whom have long pleaded for international air power to stop devastating government airstrikes against insurgent-held areas.

Though the Facebook Public Policy team can sometimes be vague with press, it's done an impressive job of protecting the company from devastating government intervention.

The suspensions and resignations came as a "devastating" government report, criticising the authority's handling of the case, and subsequent review, was released.

The past few decades have witnessed devastating government contracting abuses, regulatory violations, and deceptive financial schemes that have hurt the public and cost taxpayers and investors billions of dollars.

If it passes, it will be up to Obama and Senate Democrats to decide whether to accept its terms: That would mean realizing that reductions they have said could devastate government services are here to stay.

The protesters probably haven't stopped to examine how demographic trends are set to devastate government finances in the developed world.The bad news was spelt out in "Global Ageing 2010: An Irreversible Truth", a report released by Standard & Poor's, a ratings agency, on October 7th.

Yet he is far from the only fanatic in his disruptive group devastating the government.

Under the terms of the current bailout agreement, devastating new government spending cuts must now replace 50 percent of those lost revenues.

These floods duly came in 1995 and 1996, with devastating effect.The government's response to the disaster, though dismal by any civilised standards, was pretty good when set against the norms of unreformed communist oligarchies.