Sentence examples for established governments from inspiring English sources

The difficulty for Labor is the problem all long-term established governments face: how to renew in office.

In 1918, while the Baltic homelands were under German occupation, national councils declared independence and established governments.

"Any time we can deal with an agency that is less bureaucratic than established governments or agencies, it's less onerous," he said.

And, once generic manufacturers become established, governments have tended to turn a deaf ear to the complaints of the big drug companies about patent violations.

Saudi Arabia's drive now is to stop the threat to established governments — even as Mr. Obama seeks partners in helping integrate a new Egypt into the world economy.

"Since it had always been the practice of the Catholic Church to abide by established governments and to promote patriotic convictions among the faithful, these stipulations of the Concordat were no more than legalizations of an existing custom.

The URCS branches constitute management and governance structures, usually created to operate around established government district structures.

"We don't want to be the established government.

"Why shouldn't an established government request foreign military assistance?" he said.

For once, British bombs are at least propping up an established government rather than toppling one.

They are not soldiers -- they wear no uniform of an established government.