Sentence examples for dramatic government from inspiring English sources

November's dramatic government intervention may have quelled fears that the bank would go under.

Economic collapse will provoke sharp differences between parties and dramatic government action.

Ségolène Royal, the French president's former partner, has been given a key cabinet position in a dramatic government reshuffle.

But I suspect one of the reasons why people don't refer back to the 1990 crisis is this: precisely because that crisis resolved itself without dramatic government intervention, we assume in retrospect that the problems weren't that serious.

What they demonstrate is that Canadians are hungry for dramatic government action on climate change and inequality and are ready to ignore the huffing and puffing of the pundits.

During the 2008 financial crisis, a similar logic prevailed: an economic emergency made dramatic government action possible, but the focus was on keeping the big banks alive, so that they wouldn't take down the whole economy, not on limiting their size.

This crisis was being used to justify dramatic government-driven initiatives designed to boost the supply of power.

Because of the way these statistics are computed, the diversion of resources from spending to savings is probably even more dramatic than government figures suggest.

After yet another burst of dramatic interventions, governments are now furiously tackling the twin problems afflicting banks—solvency and liquidity.

It had been all change at the regulatory authorities and dramatic change in government too.

This is despite a dramatic shift in government policy in November 2011, which tried to stop demolitions, so now even George Clarke, the government's adviser on empty homes, is among the hundreds of objectors.