Sentence examples for government dependent from inspiring English sources

He said the funding agreement with the government, dependent on the outcome of charter review, meant "challenges and painful choices".

Against that background, the prospect of a minority government dependent on other parties committed to change is hardly so terrifying, let alone illegitimate.

With Japan's government dependent on votes from rural districts across this island, Hokkaido, the government does not dream of opening floodgates to food imports.

The effect has been to shift the balance of power in Mr. Abbas's favor, making the Hamas government dependent on him for its financial survival.

The government, dependent on support from powerful Muslim brotherhoods with large popular followings here, has only just begun to tackle the problem.

The elections of October 1972 left Trudeau and the Liberals much weakened, with a minority government dependent on the coalition support of the New Democratic Party (NDP).

He added that all these government-dependent people would support Barack Obama.

You'd think the entire Eurozone was a grey post-apocalyptic wasteland filled with "government-dependent" zombies.

He sees the Senate bill as a scheme by Democrats to create legions of new government-dependent voters for their party.

Structural reforms will be needed — though it won't be easy for Mr. Abe's conservative Liberal Democratic Party to challenge established interests like rural voters and government-dependent banks.

During the buildup to welfare "reform" in 1996, the comfortable denizens of think spas like the Heritage Foundation routinely excoriated poor black women for being lazy, promiscuous, government-dependent baby machines, not to mention overweight (that poundcake again).