Sentence examples for government ethos from inspiring English sources

Not only does this innovative economic development strategy enable the authority to stand on its own two feet, but it also completely turns on its head the traditional local government ethos that eschews risk taking and outsources to the lowest bidder.

But donors at the summit were urged to explore non-electoral efforts to promote the small government ethos.

Perry's altruism defense may not wash with many conservatives, who could see his bleeding-heart rhetoric as a betrayal of his limited government ethos.

Gingrich, Gerson, and Frum all reject the anti-government ethos that has come to define conservatism.

The question — which is about to be put to the voters in November — is whether the nation will learn from its mistakes, or whether the deregulatory, anti-government ethos of the last several decades will be alllowed to reassert itself when the economy begins to recover.

CANCÚN, Mexico — Would Americans' playing bingo in a Havana retirement home violate the Cuban government's socialist ethos?

The message from the government is that ethos is more important than landmark buildings.

Full service integration requires an infusion of interprofessional practices and expertise combined with action at numerous levels including government policy, governance, leadership, organizational culture and ethos, and frontline professional practice and teamwork (Press, Sumsion & Wong, 2010).

With corner-cutting deeply ingrained as a Chinese business practice, it's really up to the government to change that ethos through regulation and enforcement.

Instead, by accusing Israel — its government, its army, its ethos — of deliberately seeking out civilians, he has achieved the opposite effect.

This is an issue about the whole ethos of government and its right to charge and collect tax to pay for essential public services in his country.