Fuel prices are higher after the government boldly scrapped subsidies on petrol and diesel.
In the past year, the government boldly claims that no fewer than 187 secondary schools have been built in Shinyanga region alone.
IN JULY, when Argentina discovered it had exhausted investors' confidence and thus its access to credit, President Fernando de la Rua's government boldly adopted a plan to eliminate the country's fiscal deficit at a stroke.
In his "Letters on Landscape Painting," addressing the many artists who had asked that they be taken on as pupils, Durand wrote, "Why should not the American landscape painter, in accordance with the principle of self-government, boldly originate a high and independent style, based on his native resources?" If landscape was the dominant American motif of the 19th century, it remains vital today.
The Government is boldly declaring it is targeting full employment in five years (yes we have been here before).
Under pressure from Socialist deputies worried about choking off consumer spending, he ruled out raising the broader-based CSG.Speaking after Mr Ayrault's announcement, Pierre Moscovici, the finance minister, stressed the symbolic importance of a Socialist government acting boldly on competitiveness.
The Iraqi government has boldly promised the speedy recovery of Falluja, hoping that its mainly Sunni residents can be persuaded to vote -- from their home city -- in the national elections on Jan . 30
SURT, Libya — Through boulevards and narrow streets, fighters allied with Libya's transitional government pushed boldly into a residential district here on Tuesday, capturing Qaddafi loyalists, war loot and territory as the battle moved from the city's edges to its center.
The new government has boldly said it would not accept new IMF-EU loans, prompting questions over how long its finances would last without a deal.
Since 2012, the DRC government has boldly endorsed family planning in a number of actions (Box 1).
Finnish students begin school later, and study fewer hours, than in other rich countries.Now, an organisation from outside the teaching fold McKinsey, a consultancy that advises companies and governments—has boldly gone where educationalists have mostly never gone: into policy recommendations based on the PISA findings.
