Sentence examples for easy governments from inspiring English sources

Doing so will not be easy: governments do not easily cede or share power.

Because eavesdropping on POTS was easy, governments came to treat the ability to listen to any long-distance conversation as a divine right; and now that encrypted digital communications have taken it away from them, they have reacted with all the maturity and thoughtfulness of a child whose toy has been taken away.

They would have no easy, government-sanctioned fallback to rely on.

In just a few months Mr Papandreou's Socialist government is seeking to overturn decades of tax evasion and easy government money.

But many of them still lack the educational tools to compete for jobs in the private sector and, therefore, need to study even harder — because the days of easy government jobs are over.

The country has some eight million legal foreign workers and an estimated two million to three million undocumented workers, even as Saudi unemployment becomes more problematic, as easy government jobs dry up.

In this sense, Sam the koala was an ironic representative of her species, survivor of a calamity amply publicised and readily understood; far greater ecological damage on Australia has been inflicted by easy government acquiescence.

And easy for governments to ignore.

"Building trust is not going to be easy for governments of different political standpoints.

IN MOST Indian states, forecasting election results is easy: incumbent governments lose.

It is not as easy for governments to argue, as they did in the past, that revolts in countries like Libya have been fomented by outsiders.