Sentence examples for experiencing government from inspiring English sources

Like getting a tattoo, experiencing government security is a psychological safeguard against one's own cosmic insignificance.

But this distinction fails to capture the way Americans really experience government.

As the former commander of the Afghan National Security Forces training mission recently testified, this crucial mission will require experienced government contractors.

The quality of services provided by contract workers, for example, may not be as consistent as that of experienced government employees.

New York City is America's largest local government, and it is at the local level that most people actually experience government's performance.

Social-care spending by local authorities, themselves experiencing cuts in government funding, has fallen 17 per cent since 2009.

Foreign reporters who covered the earthquake say they experienced little government interference.

Mr. Riordan is experienced in government and is far more moderate than Mr. Simon.

He was more experienced in government than Jeremy, but there are yet four years to go.

This was the first time, he says, he experienced the government hyping the threat of computer crime.

But respondents don't necessarily believe "the right experience" means government experience.