Sentence examples for excess government from inspiring English sources

And after every period of excess, government correction is added.

Now that the rich world's economies are struggling, that has become harder, raising the prospect of the sort of ills that led to emerging-market crises in the past: excess government spending, rapid credit growth and inflation.

The candidates want to steer the conversation to the abstract idea of excess government, because they cannot acknowledge that government continues to play a concrete role in the daily lives of most citizens.

This time, the dangers of constricting our civil liberties and forsaking our privacy are real -- ask any American Muslim or Sikh -- but they are tempered considerably by a heartland suspicion of excess government that should be deep in the fiber of this administration.

While the I.M.F. and markets would prefer a firm commitment to raising the surplus, meaning Argentina could afford to repay more debt, Mr. Kirchner wants to use any excess government cash to jump-start the economy through a public works program.

— Sarah Palin opened a celebration of Ronald Reagan this weekend by declaring that the United States was lurching toward a "road to ruin," saying the nation had become so weighed down by debt and excess government that a new direction was urgently needed in Washington.

Radiation in excess of government standards was found in canola and chrysanthemum greens grown in the Fukushima area, a day after authorities reported that milk and spinach had been contaminated, as well as tap water in Tokyo, 150 miles away.

Our benchmark specification implies that all tax proceeds in excess of government consumption are rebated to the household in lump sum.

Deficits raise the level of private wealth while surpluses, representing as they do an excess of government taxation over spending, necessarily drain wealth from private citizens and firms.

In marine areas throughout the world where recreational boats are densely located, concentrations of copper in the water are being found to be in excess of government standards, due to the hull coatings used on these boats.

Finally, excess in government is no greater burden on the public than are excesses in monopolistic business.