Sentence examples for government face from inspiring English sources

Whitehall departments and local government face a daunting challenge.

As Sturgeon herself concedes, the issues she and her government face are "complex".

The rub is that all three levels of government face large deficits.

He said he is " looking at all options in helping the Iraqi government face the growing insurgency".

On Friday, Express, a popular Urdu daily newspaper, led its Web site with an article whose headline blazed: "Army and Government Face to Face".

The Maoists, as well as the political parties poised to take control of the government, face a crucial test of credibility in the days to come.

According to the government, face-to-face financial advice costs £150 per hour on average, and that for pension/retirement planning, you might be looking at up to nine hours, which would add up to £1,350.

It was in 1973 that Mr. Wood, then assistant attorney general for the Civil Division of the Justice Department, found himself in the middle of a government face-off against a small band of its own citizens.

So the government faces unpleasant choices.

The government faced damaging accusations of ineptitude.

The government faces some hard spending choices.