Sentence examples for government date from inspiring English sources

Some of the company's practices under investigation by the government date back to the original HCA company, before its acquisition by Columbia in 1994.

Their conflicts with the federal government date to 1852, when Congress refused to ratify a treaty that would have given the tribe and more than a dozen other Indian groups a 35-square-mile reservation along the McCloud.

The first minister insists that was never a Welsh government date.

The job, obscure and unsalaried, is one of the oldest in local government, dating back to 1655.

He wrote a remarkable footnote on Mr. Marshall's letter of resignation from the government, dated Dec. 18, 1964.

Jim Allister, a member of the European Parliament and a disaffected ex-member of the DUP, published a letter from the British government dated October 13th 2006 the last day of the negotiations.

The debate over the proper scale and scope of the federal government dates to the Founders, but it has intensified since the Reagan revolution.

The protesters claimed they had gone to support local ranchers, Steven and Dwight Hammond, who have been involved in their own legal dispute with the federal government dating back a decade.

ALBANY — Gov. David A. Paterson named Richard Ravitch, a Democratic lawyer with a career in government dating back a half century, as the state's lieutenant governor on Wednesday.

Thailand sends back Hmong refugees — a group with a history of persecution at the hands of the Lao government dating back to the 1960s — citing a secret bilateral agreement and the Lao government's assurances of their safe treatment.

Cliven Bundy, whose own conflict with the federal government dates back to 1993, told Oregon Public Broadcasting on Saturday night that he had nothing to do with the takeover of the building.