Sentence examples for government a process from inspiring English sources

Law school teachers and administrators say the low pass rate defeats the stated goals of the judicial reform instituted by the government, a process that began a decade ago.

Jafari's first order of business is to form a government, a process that could take months.

The council's political leaders continued their efforts to try to form a working government, a process that has stalled amid in-fighting and regional rivalries.

They must request permission to purchase from the government, a process typically handled by a notary for a fee of 1.5percentt, Mr. Maurel said.

In 1938, just after Mr. Tata changed the name of his company to Tata Airlines, he began to run regularly into a fickle and obstinate government, a process of attrition that wearied and exasperated him for the next 15 years.

In the 1950s he helped to clear the path for the re-establishment of judicial review of executive and local government, a process which has today changed the face both of law and of government in Britain.

The lack of such authority requires energy companies to seek approval of individual state and local governments, a process that can add years to the construction schedule.

Mr. Congdon said applications now have to meet the individual requirements of local governments, a process that has deterred or slowed dozens of proposals for new wind farms.

"They see strengthening the power of Brussels as diminishing and relativizing national governments, a process accelerated by the single market in Europe," Mr. Janning said.

This adds to the perception that globalisation is an irresistible force beyond the control of governments, a process driven by countless invisible hands, infallible business acumen and continuous technological revolution, and reaching its zenith with the unleashing of finance.

The previous government began a process – radically accelerated by the current government – that saw a far greater emphasis placed on deterrence.