Sentence examples for government display from inspiring English sources
We also see it in the hostile disposition some in the government display towards the ABC, and towards Guardian Australia and its reporting about conditions in offshore detention, the obvious attempt to reframe whistleblowing and public interest reporting as some kind of conspiracy-laden wrecking.
A3 NATIONAL A14-20 Justices Rule on Displays Of the Ten Commandments A fractured Supreme Court, struggling to define a constitutional framework for the government display of religious symbols, upheld a six-foot-high Ten Commandments monument on the grounds of the Texas Capitol while ruling that framed copies of the Commandments on the walls of two Kentucky courthouses were unconstitutional.
At the 2006 International AIDS Conference in Toronto, the official South African government display booth included garlic, lemon and beetroot.
The Israeli government displays considerable tolerance toward this kind of harassment.
JUSTICE SANDRA DAY O'CONNOR, concurring in a ruling against government displays of religious symbols.
Compounding the problem, says the report, is that the government displays a "continued refusal to asses the potential for energy savings".
As proof, the government displayed a tray of objects that included Regeni's passport, Italian identity card, a credit card and his ID card from Cambridge University.
A14 Court Weighs Religious Display The justices of the Supreme Court appeared to wrestle with contradictory impulses as they heard arguments in two cases challenging government displays of the Ten Commandments.
If government displays of religion had been pushed by Mother Teresa, I might accept them, but they're pushed by people who often contradict the very messages they want prominently displayed.
Maliki's control over his own administration seemed questionable; his government displayed little competence, and his cabinet and his allies among Iraq's Shia Islamist political parties promoted an ardently sectarian agenda.
The demonstrators — heeding a call on social media sites for a public show of dissatisfaction with Mr. Lukashenko's government — displayed no slogans, and they were largely silent apart from some rhythmic clapping.
