Sentence examples for government dared from inspiring English sources

Yet the government dared deny the IOC nothing.

The consequences of miscalculation were so horrendous that a government dared not gamble.

Neither the courts nor Pakistan's government dared to defy public anger (or the ISI) by accepting American claims that Mr Davis enjoyed immunity.

They complain that no representative of the government dared attend the funeral of the 100 young men playing volleyball killed by a bomber at Shah Hassan village.

Mr. Boehner cited Mr. Barton's "poor choice of words," as if it were an oratorical gaffe and not a glimpse at deeper outrage that government dared to call Big Oil to account.

You may remember Barton as the politician who apologized to the head of BP in 2010 after the government dared to insist that the company pay for those whose livelihoods were ruined by the gulf oil spill.

In fact he is a subscriber to the Austrian world view and would have allowed many more banks and businesses to go bankrupt than governments dared in 2008 and 2009.

Vietnam which was expecting about $400m, got roughly $2 billion.Because the aid they receive is such a capricious, volatile commodity, governments dare not make full use of it.

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He added: "Documents disclosed by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden show that governments dare to aspire, through their intelligence agencies, to a god-like knowledge of each and every one of us".

Documents disclosed by NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden show that governments dare to aspire through their intelligence agencies to a god-like knowledge of each and every one of us, but at the same time they hide their actions behind official secrecy".